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Google Keep allows you to record notes and organise, edit, or share them with others using a suite of collaboration tools. You can also use Google Keep to create voice notes, or set time- and location-based reminders. It’s perfect for organising ideas or quickly jotting down inspiration wherever you are.
There are additional features that only work on mobile, so be sure that you also install the app on your mobile devices.
An introduction to Google Keep and how to use this G.Suite tool to help organise your notes.
How to Use Gmail + Keep Notes + Google Calendar Together
How to Use Gmail + Keep Notes + Google Calendar Together
11 minute full tutorial on Google Keep
Things you can do in Google Keep
Things you can do in Google Keep
Create notes with a headline and body text.
Add check boxes to make an instant checklist — perfect for a grocery list or a “to-do” list.
Snap a picture to attach to a note.
Draw a picture freehand using the drawing tool (great for ideas where text and photos won’t do them justice).
Annotate or label text or an image.
Colour code your notes to organise them.
Attach a label to notes, keeping ideas for projects and classes all together.
Set reminders — based on time or your location via GPS — that will draw your attention back to that note when you need it.
Take voice notes (using android and IOS mobile apps - not currently available in desktop version) - a great way to take notes when you are on the go or for students who may struggle with writing or typing. BONUS: Speech is translated into text and added to your note!
Share notes with collaborators so all of you can view and edit them.
Google Docs integration - Click and drag from the Google Keep sidebar to add notes/images to your Google Doc
Jazzing up your Google Keep notes
Jazzing up your Google Keep notes
You or your learners may prefer to personalise your Google Keep notes with an image title - an example using Canva.
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