Google Keep is an app that allows you to create virtual sticky notes to keep track of thoughts, lists, resources, etc. These sticky notes can then be accessed from a variety of devices that are all using the same Google Account. There is also a Google Keep Chrome Extension for easy access.
Sticky notes can contain drawings, typed notes, voice recorded thoughts, and pictures. You can also share your sticky notes with others just like you would share a Google Doc. Check this video out that explains Google Keep and gives some great ways to use Google Keep.
Sticky notes can contain drawings, typed notes, voice recorded thoughts, and pictures. You can also share your sticky notes with others just like you would share a Google Doc. Check this video out that explains Google Keep and gives some great ways to use Google Keep.
Teacher & Student Uses for Google Keep
- Create weekly/daily To-Do Lists
- Save resources for various lessons
- Jot down a thought you have between classes
- Keep common comments on assessments in a Google Keep Note. Then you can just copy and paste them when needed
- Color code your notes for each class to keep them organized
- Set reminders / alarms to alert you of a meeting or project due date
- Share notes with group members so everyone is up-to-date
- Create vocabulary or spelling lists
- Take notes during class
Want more ways to use Google Keep? Check out this padlet for ideas or this video.
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