Summarizing & Notetaking
Best Practice Recommendations for Summarizing & Notetaking:
*Teach students rule-based summarizing strategy
*Use summary frames
*Engage students in reciprocal teaching
*Teach students rule-based summarizing strategy
*Use summary frames
*Engage students in reciprocal teaching
Technology Resources for this Category
Uses for Notetaking Tools
Notetaking Templates Gallery
Great Notetaking Tools
Linked from Zapier's blog post
iPad Specific Apps:
Sticky, Notes HD Free, MetamojiNote Lite Free, SuperNote
Evernote
- Notetaking and collaborative discussions with hypothes.is
- Collaboration on word clouds with AnswerGarden, Mentimeter, or Polleverywhere. You might also consider Tagxedo (requires Silverlight), Wordle (requires Flash)
- Mindmap and brainstorm notes and ideas with visual tools like Bubbl.us, Gliffy
- Summarize longer passages with TextCompactor
- Brainstorming with sticky notes like Lino, Padlet, or JamBoard
- Anti-Plagiarism tools: Duplichecker, Grammarly
Notetaking Templates Gallery
- Tech Notes Google Templates for Students
- Cornell Notes Template
- Sample Notetaking Templates - multiple strategies
- Downloadable templates from Learning Scientist
Great Notetaking Tools
Linked from Zapier's blog post
- Evernote for taking all kinds of notes
- Microsoft OneNote for a free option
- Apple Notes for Mac users
- Google Keep for Google power users
- Notion for teams
- Boostnote for developers
- Milanote for designers and visual thinkers
- Simplenote for distraction-free note taking
- Standard Notes for secure, encrypted note taking
iPad Specific Apps:
Sticky, Notes HD Free, MetamojiNote Lite Free, SuperNote
Evernote