Learning Digitally.org Blog » Web 2.0 http://learningdigitally.org/blog Tue, 28 Jun 2011 20:20:54 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Copyright © Learning Digitally.org Blog 2011 jjohnsonwbc@yahoo.com (Learning Digitally.org Blog) jjohnsonwbc@yahoo.com (Learning Digitally.org Blog) 1440 http://learningdigitally.org/blog/wp-content/plugins/podpress/images/powered_by_podpress.jpg Learning Digitally.org Blog http://learningdigitally.org/blog 144 144 Learning Digitally.org Blog Learning Digitally.org Blog jjohnsonwbc@yahoo.com no no Evernote – worth using either individually or for student projects http://learningdigitally.org/blog/archives/262 http://learningdigitally.org/blog/archives/262#comments Wed, 31 Dec 2008 18:04:45 +0000 Jerry Johnson http://learningdigitally.org/blog/?p=262 Evernote allows you to clip information from the Web and edit the Web pages. You can create your own notes, drag and drop content into Evernote. Also, there is software that you can download that allows enter information and sync it with the Web-based content.

By default, the information is kept private on the Web but you can make it public.

A number of video tutorials are available here. The Getting Started Guide can be found here.

With the free account you are allowed up to 40MB of uploaded files each month. With a Premium account, which costs $5/month or $45/year. the amount of uploaded files allowed is 500MB. There are other advantages of upgrading to the Premium account. Click on this link for more details – Premium account.

You can also embed widgets into your Web pages such as the one below.

]]> http://learningdigitally.org/blog/archives/262/feed 0 Google Apps… cont’d http://learningdigitally.org/blog/archives/225 http://learningdigitally.org/blog/archives/225#comments Thu, 08 May 2008 14:15:19 +0000 Jerry Johnson http://learningdigitally.org/blog/archives/225 For those of you who are like Google Apps, there is a new Missing Manual. You can learn more about it by going to Google Apps: The Missing Manual. You can also download (as a PDF) the Table of Contents and the Introduction.

If you are not already familiar with Google Apps, you can go to the introductory page to learn more about them. One of the really nice apps is Google Docs since it allows a group of individuals to collaborate on a paper.

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