This is a sample of what you will find on on my Apps for productivity in teaching Scoop.it page.
I update it regularly so click here to see what's new.
Apps for productivity in teaching
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This site was born out of a workshop I presented as part of my school's regular workshop weeks - one week of each term regular meeting times are turned over to teachers (and the occasional outside presenter) to share their skills, knowledge and passion for education.
I used Mentormob.com to create a resource for the workshop (you will find that resource here, it is a fantastic format for curating resources for a specific time or place) but soon realised that it wasn't the best format for the dynamic resource that I hope this will become.
Every day someone publishes a blogpost, a screencast or releases a new tool that could help teachers streamline their work and become more efficient and productive - this Scoop will be where I share everything I find.
This scoop's logo image was created by Robert Cailliau, I found it in the Open Clipart Library - http://openclipart.org/detail/88585/www-openbook-by-robertcailliau
The Evernote Web Clipper allows you to save anything you see on the web quickly and easily straight into your Evernote account. You can clip a full page, single article or just the URL and save it to a designated Notebook and add tags. Your web clips then become searchable within your Evernote account. Doing this allows me to have all of my information at the tip of my fingers, right when I need it and across my multiple devices.
It gets better…Evernote Clearly might just be my favourite Evernote tool yet! Do you ever get frustrated at annoying adds that catch your eye when trying to read something? Or find it frustrating when the menu bars take up nearly half of the screen? Clearly makes blogs, webpages and articles clean, clear and easy to read. Now you can read these pages free from distraction and even change the theme and look of the page to suit you and your style. Once you have used Clearly, you can then capture the page to Evernote! Perfect!
** FREE Video Tips ** http://internetmarketingvideotips.net You know the feeling, the post it notes, all stuck to the monitor, also the endless scraps of pap...