Annotation, Sticky, To Dos

This category includes Onenote, Diigo, Hypothesis, saving to a pdf, and iPad apps.

Onenote

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Diigo as an annotation tool

Diigo V5: Collect and Highlight, Then Remember!

Hypothes.is - a Chrome extension, or bookmarklet for other browsers

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Saving a webpage to a pdf to have the resource available off-line and to be able to highlight text in it.
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Using Chrome: Select the menu button (three lines or dots on the top right) and select Print. Locate the Destination and select Save as PDF.
On a Mac: With the browser window selected select the File menu, select the Print option, Look near the bottom of the window for PDF with a blue drop-down arrow and select it.
Apple mobile device:  Use the Share button at the top of the toolbar (box with an arrow coming out). Tap it and view the options. You can email it to yourself, or select print and save to PDF.
Web sites that help with save to PDF. Copy the URL and paste it into the box provided to convert it. Webpage to PDF Web2PDFconvert
Use Markup on your iPhone or iPod touch from your built-in toolbox.

Apps for the iPad to annotate with and to share ideas like a digital whiteboard.

This row features Trello and Padlet

Trello has boards, lists, and cards to organize and prioritize your work into visual boards

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Padlet an easy to use tool to save links, posts, images, things to remember.

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Google Keep, Microsoft To Do's, Google Tasks

Taking notes and creating to-do lists are very helpful to keep on track in school and home too. Google and Microsoft both have note-taking and list tools that are stand-alone or can be used with their other applications. 

Prioritizing your To Do Lists and Time Management

Google Keep is both on the web and mobile devices to capture notes and lists, and you can record a voice memo to have it transcribed by Keep. Use your Google account to access Keep. 

Microsoft To Do's

Microsoft to-dos are easy to create through a free Microsoft account and can be accessed through a PC or mobile device. If you have a Microsoft account through your school, use it to access the application. The application allows you to create tasks, reminds, due dates and even add files to your task. 

Google Tasks

Google Tasks is integrated into many of your Google applications to help you set tasks and complete them on time. Use your Google account to access Tasks.