Evernote lets you easily capture information in any environment using whatever device or platform you find most convenient, and makes this information accessible and searchable at any time, from anywhere.
| Website: | evernote.com |
| Cost: | Free |
| Availability: | Download – Windows, Mac, mobiles |
| Top 100 Tools 2012: | 12 |
| Top 100 Tools 2011: | 17 |
| Top 100 Tools 2010: | 23 |
| Top 100 Tools 2009: | 27 |
| Top 100 Tools 2008: | - |
| Top 100 Tools 2007: | - |
Comments from some of those who selected Evernote as one of their Top Tools
- “I’m also getting hooked on this note taking tool for my iPhone too” Stephanie Horden
- “Almost everything I write starts in Evernote. Blogposts, papers, lessonplans, etc. Even when I’m making notes on a piece of paper during a meeting, or scribble some ideas on a beernapkin, I take a photo with my iPhone camera and ’scan’ it into Evernote for further use. I’m using Twitter to tweet ideas, thoughts and information straight to Evernote. All my notes are synchronized between Evernote for desktop, iPhone app and web”. Jeroen Bottema
- “Great way to archive digital and scanned paper documents, and find later. One of our customers built an impressive, award-winning Evernote demo, which you can learn more about and view here”. Gabe Anderson
- “A new one for me and becoming central to how I work. Evernote is how I store all my work in progress, notes and research. Ideal because it has a desktop client but synchs up to an online database” Clive Shepherd
A Practical Guide to the Top 100 Tools for Learning
Find out how to use the Top 100 Tools for personal learning and productivity, for professional development, in educational and training and for workforce collaboration
The Guide provides essential information about each of the tools and includes curated links to other excellent and useful resources. Find out more here.
