Google Keep

Top 10 Reasons to use Google Keep
10. Reminders- you can make a note to wear Red on Monday and set  a reminder for that morning. Your students can set due date for assignments.
9. Checklists- I use it for grocery shopping, your students can use them for steps in a project for your class.
8. Organizing yourself- you can give the note a label or color. You can easily search notes using keywords.
7. Collaboration- Notes can be shared with others

6. Character recognition- you can easily grab image text and convert it to editable text.
5. Sketches- you can draw in the note and on images. Annotate or star or checkoff
4. Reuse comments- If you have comments that you frequently use for feedback to your students you can write them in a Keep note and pull them into other Google Apps.
3. Note cards- With the Chrome Extension you can save the URL to a website without leaving that website.
2. Transcribe voice recordings- on the mobile app you can use voice dictation to take a note.
1.  Across devices- Easily access your notes from anywhere at anytime.



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