Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn Google Keep. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng
Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn Google Keep. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng

Thứ Sáu, 6 tháng 11, 2015

A Step by Step Guide On Everything Teachers Need to Know about Google Keep

November 6, 2015
Google Keep is an excellent note taking and task management tool for teachers. It lets you record your notes in different formats (text, pictures and audio) and access them across different devices. Since its release awhile ago, several powerful features have been added to Google Keep making it a potent rival to Evernote. The purpose of our post today is to provide you with a step by step guide to walk you through the different features, tips and things you can do with Google Keep. More specifically, you will get to learn how to:


  •  Create a text, photo and audio note
  •  Create a list and add items to it
  •  Customize the settings of your notes and lists
  • Share and unshare your notes
  • Organize your notes with labels
  • Copy your notes to Google Docs
  • Archive or remove your notes and lists
  • Set reminders for your notes

Please note that this guide is for using Google Keep on the web, the Android and iOS version of Keep has slightly different settings and more extra functionalities (e.g audio notes and drawings) which you can you can learn more about from this page.

1- Create a text note
To create a text note on Google Keep click on the ‘Add note’ bar and type in your text. Give your note a title and click ‘Done’ to save it. 

2- Create a photo note
To create a photo note on Google Keep use the ‘Add note’ bar and click on the Add Image icon. Select an image from your computer and give your note a title and add some  text if you want then click ‘Done' to save it. Similarly, you can add photos to existing notes by using the Image Icon.To remove a photo click on the trash icon in the bottom right corner of the photo.


3- Create an audio note
This option is only available for Keep on Android and iOS. The web version does’t support it. Here is how to create an audio note on your iPad:
  • 'Open the Keep app .
  • At the bottom right, touch the new recording icon .
  • Speak your note.
  • When you're done, stop speaking. You'll see your note and the audio file attached below it.
  • To add a title, touch Title.
  • To edit the spoken text, touch the text above the audio file.
  • To save your note, touch the back arrow at the top left .
  • To remove the recording, touch the Remove icon .'
4- Create a list
To create a list, head over to ‘Add note’ bar and click on ’New list’ icon. Type in your list item. If you want to add more items to the list click on ‘List item’. Click Done to save your list.



5- Change colour of a note or a list
To change the colour of your notes and lists, open a note or list or just hover your mouse over it and click on Change color icon. Choose from the colours there and click Done to save it.



6- Create Google Docs from Keep notes
Google Keep allows you to easily copy your notes to your Doc account where you can expand, edit and polish them the way you want. To copy a note into a Google Doc, 
  • 'Hover over the note you want to add and click the More icon .
  • Select Copy to Google Doc.

To copy multiple notes into a Google Doc:
  • 'Hover over each note you want to add.
  • For each note, click the check mark .
  • In the gray action bar at the top, click the More icon .
  • Select Copy to Google Doc.
  • To the bottom, a prompt will appear when the Google Doc is ready. To open the Doc, click Open Doc.'
7- Organize notes with labels
labels are an easy way for you to organize your notes and to quickly find them later on. You can aggregate multiple notes under the same label and have them all accessible from one single place. To add a label to a note, hover over your note, click on the More icon and select ‘Add label’.



8- Archive notes and lists
Archiving allows you to move your notes and lists from the main screen of your Keep into archive where you can find them later. To archive a note, select it then click on the Archive icon. To see archived notes, click on the menu icon archive.


9- Delete notes and lists
You can temporarily delete a note or list but still access it in Trash section. From there you can either retrieve it back or delete it permanently by selecting ‘Delete forever’. To delete a note or list, click or hover over it and click on the More icon and select Delete note.



10- Search for notes and lists
Google Keep has a sophisticated search functionality that allows you to easily search for notes and lists and filter your results using criteria such as list, audio, image, reminder, share or color. You can even search for printed text in photos and images by simply typing the words in the image. To  search for a note or list, click on the search bar at the top of the screen and type in your query.



To filter your search results click on the ’Search options’ button.


11- Share a note or list
You can share notes and lists with your friends via email and collaborate in real time.  People you share your notes with will be able to edit your notes. Alternatively, you can revoke access to your notes at anytime by changing the sharing  setting. To share a note, click or hover over it and click on the share icon as shown below. Type in the email addresses and click Save. To unshare a note:
  • 'Open a note.
  • Select the icons of any people you want to unshare with, or select the Share icon .
  • Select the Remove icon .
  • Select Save.'

12- Set reminders for your notes
Google Keep allows you to add both time and place reminders to your notes so you can easily remember important dates and locations. To add reminders to your notes, click or hover over a note and select ‘Remind me’ icon . Choose from the options available there.


Source Google Keep Help.

Thứ Sáu, 30 tháng 10, 2015

8 Handy Google Keep Keyboard Shortcuts for Teachers

October 30, 2015
This is a quick post to share with you some useful keyboard shortcuts to use on Google Keep to help you save time and take notes faster. But before that here is a short overview of Google Keep  for those of you who are not yet familiar with it.

Google Keep is a note taking web tool and mobile app that allows you to record and share your notes in multimodal formats including text, photos, and audio. You can also use Keep to create checklists and to-do lists. Both time-based and location-based reminders are supported so you never miss a thing. Additionally, you can search for notes on Google Keep by colour and other attributes like lists with images, audio notes with reminders or just see shared notes. Watch the video at the end of this post to learn more about Google Keep.

Below are the 8 keyboard shortcuts to use on Google Keep. Alternatively, you can access  the list of keyboard shortcuts by typing a question mark on your keyboard. For those of you using Keep on Mac, make sure you  substitute the Ctrl by the command key in the shortcuts below.

Source: Chromebook Support page. 

Watch the video to learn more about Google Keep



Thứ Sáu, 25 tháng 9, 2015

Google Keep Is Now Available on iPad

September 25, 2015
Google Keep is finally available in the App Store for iOS devices. It took almost two years for Google Keep to make the move to iPad for it was only available on the web and Android. Google Keep for iPad has pretty much the same features found on the web and Android including :organizing notes by colour and label,  adding notes, lists, photos, and audio to Keep, get reminded about a note at the right time or place, record a voice memo and have it automatically transcribed, grab the text from an image to help you quickly find that note again through search.


Here is a quick overview of some useful features of Google Keep:
  • Set both location-based and time-based reminders to make sure you never miss a thing
  • Easily share your notes with friends and colleagues
  • Quickly filter and search for notes by color and other attributes like lists with the label “To-dos”, audio notes with reminders or just see shared notes. Find what you're looking for even faster, and let Keep do the remembering for you.
  • Keep works on your phone, tablet and computer. Everything you add to Keep syncs across your devices so your important stuff is always with you.
Watch the video below to learn more about Google Keep:



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