Evernote for HootSuite - save social media to Evernote

Evernote is an awesome app that allows you to take and share notes, web clippings, audio notes, upload files, and much more. It also allows for other apps to work with it.

HootSuite is an app that you can use to access and manage your social networks, such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Google+ Pages. Now, you can also work with Evernote with HootSuite.

Evernote for HootSuite  lets you create notes from your social media content and also manage your notebooks within your streams.

Feature Overview:

• Create notes from Twitter and Facebook content directly from the dashboard
• Select which Evernote notebook to add messages to
• Edit and add note titles, descriptions, tags, comments and more
• View a stream of all your notes or view notes for a specific notebook
• Search for notes by keyword
• Seamlessly share notes from Evernote to your social networks

It's easy to use and makes Evernote and Social Media even better.


Related:

Evernote for Education Resources

Social Media in Education - connect, share, learn, communicate and more

Great cheat sheet on Ed Tech topics and terminology

Edudemic has a great infographic and cheat sheet on educational technology terminology from Boundless. This will help new and veteran teachers with some of the terminology being used in education.

Check it out:

Google Launches YouTube curriculum on Digital Citizenship

Google has a new curriculum on YouTube that helps teachers educate students on digital citizenship, including online safety, etiquette and more. It is for students aged 13-17 and there are 10 lessons about YouTube’s policies, how to report content, how to protect their own privacy, and how to be responsible YouTube community members and digital citizens.

There are guidelines for teachers, slides for presentations and a YouTube Curriculum channel with the videos.







Related:

10 Tech Skills Every Student Should Have

10 Important Skills Students need for the Future

Edmodo - awesome free social learning network - has free Digital Citizenship poster for download

Great infographic with mobile productivity tips and tools

We use our mobile devices more and more for work, business, school and more. Tony Vincent has a great site, Learning in Hand, where he has been posting information, tips and resources about using mobile device in learning for years, starting with the Palm PDA's.

He created a great infographic with his tips and tools for mobile productivity. It has some great information for teachers and students, and anyone else for that matter, for being more productive using mobile devices.

Here is the infographic and you can download it from his site. Also check out the other great resources his site has.

Splashup - free online image editing

Splashup is a free online image editor that I learned about from a fellow webOS fan, Aaron Gallo, on his blog, Novacharter.

It is easy to use and even let's you "jump right in" and edit photos and images without needing an account. The controls and commands are similar to many other image editing apps so it's easy to get started. It's all online so there is nothing to download or install. It has a lot of great features and there is a light version with less features that is simpler to use. 

You can save your work or share it online with different services like Facebook.

It's another great image editing tool for teachers and students.


Related:

Great, free Image editing sites and software

Two Free Graphic creation and editing software

PicMonkey - free online photo editing

Two More Free Image Editing Resources

Infographic on 21st Century Classroom - what do you think?

I was sent the following infographic about the "21st Century Classroom" this week. As I was looking at it, I found some interesting statistics and agree that Project based learning, social media, and technology are all important for education.

What do you think about the information presented below?


Components of a 21st Century Classroom - An infographic by the team at Open Colleges

Social Media Guide and Resources for Educators

Social Media is an incredible resource for education. Educators can learn, share, connect and more with educators from around the world. They can collaborate and communicate with students, parents, and colleagues. There are many different social media networks, and lots of ways to use them. Here are some great resources for learning more about social media in education:

Social Media in Education - connect, share, learn, communicate and more

Social Media Cheat Sheets - free tips and more for social media sites

Create a Personal Learning Network

Twitter, Google Plus, Facebook - a nice comparison

Twitter, Facebook, RSS feeds, Email, Google+ - why/when I use each one




From: OnlineColleges.net