Evernote allows you to easily capture information in any environment using whatever device or platform you find most convenient, and makes this information accessible and searchable at any time, from anywhere. Evernote [ Anol Bhattacharya thinks Evernote "is the best note taking softwar

3  Evernote Evernote allows you to easily capture information in any environment using whatever device or platform you find most convenient, and makes this information accessible and searchable at any time, from anywhere - Evernote 4  Friendfeed I have been recently asked which tools I think will make it onto next year's Top 100 Tools list.  Here are 10 that I think have a good chance.

About two years ago frustrated at the size of the pages on my day planner I did some research and discovered Evernote . Evernote is an application that makes it easy to remember things big and small from your notable life using your computer, phone, and the web.There are few applications that do a better job of collecting information in front of the computer screen or on-the-go than Evernote. In an era of ubiquitous broadband, smart phones , At the centre of just about every employees personal productivity system are lists. There are a lot of different kinds of lists

also installed the Evernote app since I've been fiddling with the desktop version of Evernote for a bit. Evernote has a Windows, Mac, Web and mobile version. Evernote's tag line of "Remember Everything" may be a tad agressive but the iPhone app lets me save audio notes, picture notes, and text notes. So I upgraded my iPhone firmware to 2.0 and yes, I have been jamming apps on it ever since.

the new tools on the list this year, 25 of them - of which the highest placed is Evernote, followed by Prezi. Here is the final list of the Top 100 Tools for Learning 2009, compiled from the contributions of 278 learning professionals - from education and workplace learning - worldwide.  Thanks to all who contributed their Top 10 Tools for learning. 

They were: CoolIris, DimDim, Evernote, Friendfeed, Posterous, Qik ScreenToaster, Seesmic, Sliderocket and WiZiQ.   Evernote ranked 27 DimDim ranked 43= Posterous ranked 55= ScreenToaster ranked 71= FriendFeed ranked 86= worth considering for 2010 - which again included DimDim, Posterous and Evernote. At the end of 2008 I produced a list of tools I thought would make it onto the 2009 Top 100 Tools list .   I

I would expect the document to continue to grow and change, but thought it would be worth having it available in a text format as well (so I can find it when I need it). Screen-Sharing GoToMeeting ( link ) eBLVD ( link ) ConnectNow ( link ) Microsoft Shared View Crossloop ( link ) Yuuguu ( link ) WebExNow ( link ) LiveLook ( link ) Vyew ( link ) Glance ( link ) Yugma ( link ) Teamviewer ( link

The source material hasn't changed a great deal in form - web pages, PDFs, books, magazine articles, handwritten notes - but the way I process this certainly has. The biggest change for me has been the use of Evernote . have shifted almost all my in-progress work to Evernote, including this and other blog postings. It will even find and read the text It's interesting to reflect back on how much has changed in the past couple of years with regard to some of my core work activities. Something I have to do quite a bit of is research.

Evernote - the n ote taking tool - at 28 165 learning professionals have now shared their Top 10 Tools and here is a snapshot of the current Top 10 as at 8 August 2009.  As you will see Twitter is still way ahead of the pack  ... It's interesting to see how Delicious has maintained its position in the Top 10, and that Firefox (#1 in 1997 and #2 in 1998) is no longer in the Top 10. 

I've looked at EverNote and OneNote quite a bit, but I'm not convinced yet that they fit well enough for me to adopt. I recently engaged in a conversation with someone who suggested I was way behind the curve in adopting a better notetaking tool. They picked up on my comments in Better Memory about still using notepad for taking notes in lots of cases.