Evernote is a meeting organization, scheduling, and sharing tool teachers can use. It is listed under workflow & scheduling category in The Global Educator: Leveraging Technology for Collaborative Learning & Teaching. I have personally used Evernote and it is user friendly, simple to navigate, and edit scheduling effortlessly.

Evernote can be used for more than just scheduling. In a classroom teachers and students can utilize Evernote for; notes, web clippings, daily to-do lists, news articles and anything a person traveling from office to office, room to room, or even country to country, would need to remember and keep a record of travel arrangements and all global connections. Students can take notes in ways that suites them as a learner and make studying easier. They can also share notes with other students and the teacher.

“global education necessitates a firm grasp of contemporary issues, stemming from self-education and civic engagement. My global ed course is constantly in flux as a result of changing resources, but this practice makes the course incredibly relevant and dynamic” (Stephanie Wujcik, @StephWuj45). (Lindsay, 2016,p.26)

One of the greatest functions of Evernote for teachers, is the ability to create lesson plans. The Nerdy Teacher blog post: Use @Evernote for all of your lesson planning needs #EdChat gives a detailed use of the app for creating lesson plans. There are some great tips and hints in the post as well. Evernote for lesson plans is a winner for any teacher with multiple classes to keep things organized, and easily modify and share their plans. Teachers both new and old to Evernote lesson planning found the article an informative read.