Photograph by Kien Do Kien Do captured this stunning view of a break in the clouds that looks like an eye in the sky. The photo was taken 31,000 ft above ground as the plane prepared for its descent to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. via Kien Do on Unsplash
Posted: 15 Apr 2015 10:25 AM PDT
Positive anything is better than negative nothing. ~ Elbert Hubbard
– What positive action/thought could you provide today?
Girls Basketball today at St. George
10:00 am meeting – Paul and Melissa Breakfast Program
Young Rembrandts
Applications for Education
Today, I spent the day at a workshop run by Chris Brogan. The workshop wasn’t about technology, but I did pick up a neat idea about Google Keep. Chris was using Google Keep for his outline of talking points. Until today, I hadn’t thought about Google Keep in this way. Using the color-coding aspect of notes in Google Keep could be a nice way for students to construct an outline for a research paper or presentation.
Google Keep is an interesting digital sticky note service that is available as a website, as a Chrome app, and as an Android app. On Google Keep you can create sticky notes to use simple text notes, as bookmarks, or as reminders with dates and times. You can color code your notes and arrange them by dragging and dropping them into any order you like. And like most things in your Google Account all of the notes in your Google Keep account will sync across all of your devices.
