You get the added benefit of ELA literacy standards integration and alignment to the C4 Framework. And just as easy for your students to share their stuff with one another.
With its built-in ability to share – much like Google Drive Docs, Slides, and Sheets, Keep seems like a perfect way to connect with your students and their content. Like most of Google’s tools, Keep is pretty much dropdead simple to use with icons and buttons tailored to look the same as other tools such as Mail. Since Google Keep syncs to Google, notes are accessible to you and anyone you share them with virtually anywhere: on your Android phone, tablet, through a Chrome app, and on the web.
You can use Google Keep to create, share, and collaborate notes quickly and easily. Especially if your school is one that uses a lot of Google tools already or is using Chromebooks. And there are all sorts of digital note taking tools out there – with Evernote probably as the frontrunner.īut you might want to throw Google Keep into the mix of possible tools. So a lot of us and our students are taking our stuff online. Paper and pencil is fine but that medium is tough to edit, update, and share. And many of you probably give kids choices on where those notes live. We want kids to analyze evidence, validate resources, search effectively, and appropriately cite their data. I know that many of you already ask students to take notes for a variety of reasons – lecture capture, short-term and long-term research, group work, basic data collection, primary / secondary source analysis. My latest favorite? Google Keep. Basically Keep is Google’s version of I’ve also had a chance to start playing around with all of the different Google tools buried in my account. with all my stuff, emails, contacts, online? Yeah, there was an adjustment period.īut after a few months, I really am falling in love with the syncing of info and materials between all my different devices. I’ve been using Google Docs forever so it’s not like the stuff is completely foreign to me. In November, I dove off the high board as my office went all Google – mail, calendar, documents, the works. I waded into the shallow end of the Google Apps / GAFE / Chromebook pool last summer.
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