The rest of us unorganized people would still be unorganized, and still wouldn’t be taking notes. If it was only an app where you could type in notes, the most organized among us would be using it to write the details of their lives and works, but that’d be it. And yet, being a notebook app doesn’t even begin to explain its popularity.
It’s nearly synonymous with digital notes. The above tutorial on using Evernote shows users how to create new notes, how to add rich media to those notes, how to organize the notes they’ve taken as well as other tips and tricks for using Evernote.Īs always, if you find this video helpful, I would really appreciate a thumbs up and you may also want to think about subscribing to my YouTube channel.Evernote’s perhaps the most well-known digital notebook app ever made. Evernote also allows users to organize their notes in a hierarchy structure to ensure that important information is never lost or buried.
One of the great things about Evernote is that all of your information is stored in the cloud so that no matter which platform you use Evernote on (Mac, PC, iOS, Android, etc.) all of your information will be instantly available on any device that you log into your Evernote account with.Įvernote is a rich media cloud based note taking platform that allows users to embed images, links and use rich formatting text when creating notes. As soon as those tutorials are published, I will link them on this page. I plan on releasing an Evernote for Mac tutorial, Evernote for iOS tutorial and Evernote for Windows tutorial. Although all versions of Evernote function similarly, there are some slight differences between the different platforms. There is also a PC and Mac version of Evernote as well as mobile version of Evernote for Android and iOS. This Evernote tutorial for the cloud-based version of Evernote serves as an overall introduction and walkthrough of how to use Evernote to take and organize your notes. An Evernote tutorial and tips video for the cloud-based version of Evernote allowing user to take rich media notes and sync them across devices.
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