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How to Use Evernote Tutorial Series

Tuesday 11 January 2011 - Filed under On Working With Yourself

Evernote Tutorial 1: Overview and Basic Features

Evernote is an application that I rely heavily upon to stay productive and organized.  It’s part text editor, social bookmarker, search engine and personal journal.

It’s a tool that has the ability to do many different things, which is it’s greatest strength and a potential weaknesses.  Many people find Evernote tool overwhelming with not enough structure.  It’s difficult to organize Evernote.  This is why I did screencasts outlining how to use the individual parts of Evernote.

I hope this helps you find Evernote more useful!

Evernote Tutorial 2: All About Notes

Evernote Tutorial 3: Notebooks

Evernote Tutorial 4: The Power of Tags

Evernote Tutorial 5: Search

Evernote Tutorial 6: Web Clipper

 

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2011-01-11  »  Cameron

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  • Toni

    nice post! peace and love from germany :D

    • http://CameronPlommer.com Cameron Plommer

      Thanks Toni.

      I’m curious, what is your primary use for Evernote?

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  • http://alphaefficiency.com Bojan Djordjevic

    This is great reference for Evernote newbies!  I will refernce my blog readers to this mini series.

    • http://CameronPlommer.com Cameron Plommer

      Thanks Bojan

      • http://alphaefficiency.com Bojan Djordjevic

        You are welcome mate!

  • http://twitter.com/goalstribe goalstribe

    I used evernote a long time ago but I wasn’t able to maximize its potential. Great tip here, thanks!

    • http://CameronPlommer.com Cameron Plommer

      Glad I could help!

  • http://twitter.com/NickThacker Nick Thacker

    Great series, thanks for posting it. 

    I’ll be sending people this way when they need help with Evernote–I myself took a little while to get “initiated” into the Evernote world… I pushed back for awhile, not knowing exactly how to make it work for me. 

    Now, I dump EVERYTHING into it, like a general inbox. I find that I have numerous projects, events, goals, and work deals that I have to keep in one place, and Evernote is perfect for those. 

    Also, it turns out it’s pretty darn good at keeping everything organized when you’re trying to write a book… http://www.nickthacker.com/2011/11/how-to-write-a-novel-in-30-days/

    Again, thanks for sharing, Cameron!

    • http://CameronPlommer.com Cameron Plommer

      Awesome, thanks Nick.

      Evernote is a tricky app since you can go so many directions with it that’s for sure.

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  • http://twitter.com/ddejonghe  Dominique Dejonghe

    thank you for these nice screencasts.  Most interesting for Evernote power use is the Evernote Essentials eBook.  Have a look here: http://goo.gl/AUb8b (affiliate link)

    • http://CameronPlommer.com Cameron Plommer

      Hey Dominique,

      I know about the Evernote Essentials eBook, but couldn’t justify the purchase.  What did you learn in it?

  • Evoltropia

    Hi Cameron,

    Where is your 7th clip on how you integrate all the Evernote features for yourself?

    Very helpful series!

    Paola

  • Jim M

    Hi Cameron –
       Wow – You have created a fantastic resource here.   I was stumbling & bumbling thru EverNote till I found your tutorials. 
       Thank you for all the effort that you (& your cat) put into making them!
      – Jim M.

    • http://CameronPlommer.com Cameron Plommer

      Thanks Jim, much appreciate the feedback!

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