Research Productivity with Evernote

Evernote is both a citation manager and also a powerful research productivity tool that helps users organize, share, and publish their scholarly work. This presentation will provide in introduction to Evernote, get you started with Evernote on your preferred device, create notebooks and notes for your projects and papers and learn how to attach content and links keeping everything organized, and also get you started with working collaboratively in productivity teams working with shared libraries.

Bullet points:

•  Understand the value of Evernote as compared to other available software such as OneNote, EndNote, etc. in doing research.
• Understand the importance of working collaboratively with students in doing research.
• Understand the boost in productivity results by using Evernote.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to

1.  Understand the value of Evernote as compared to other available software such as OneNote, EndNote, etc. in doing research.
2. Know how to use Evernote to assist with research/project collaboration.
3.  Understand the boost in productivity results by using Evernote.

Dates/Time: 

• Wednesday, September 6th   12:00 -1:00 PM

   

Audience: Undergraduates, Graduates and Faculty

Presenters: Jessica Simpson, Tom Rohrig