But the point is not that.
The point is this: I'm in love with Evernote.
I've had the app on my iPhone for a while, but I mostly just used it for grocery lists and taking photos of pages of books when I didn't want to copy down a whole quote. Last week, though, in preparation for school, I downloaded the application for my computer as well, and realized what a great asset it's going to be for this grad school journey.
You see, you can create not only text notes, but also photo and audio notes. You can even upload files (like PDFs of class readings) from your computer to make a note. Then you can organize into notebooks, use tags, and share them on Facebook, Twitter, email etc.
The best part for me is that you can access your notes anywhere.
I've been making notes for that LIS 500 paper using the website from my work computer all day, but when I leave for the evening, I'll be able to get to them (and edit them and export them) from my laptop at home, or my phone wherever I am.
You guys, I'm telling you. It's a dream.
Hello Keegan this is Ron from Evernote. I came across your post and just wanted to drop by quickly and say thanks for putting it together. We really appreciate all the support and glad to hear it's working out so well for you so far as well as in the upcoming year. Let me know if you have any questions or feedback.
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