productivity tools: doodle, toodledo, and evernote

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Productivity Tools

Deanna Bartalini

A webinar sponsored by Digital Disciple NetworkConnect ● Serve ● Grow

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Presenter:Deanna Bartalini

Producer:Caroline Cerveny, SSJ-TOSF

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Our Three Tools

• Doodle - a scheduling tool

• Toodledo – used to organize to do lists and notes

• Evernote – used for note taking, organizing, and curating


Doodle• Can be found at

Doodle.com

• Log in with Google, Facebook or set up an account

• No charge for basic service

• Can be used on any device that has access to the web

• Apps available for iPads/iPhones


Click on “Schedule an Event”

4 Steps

1. Name your event, adding meeting place and notes if needed 2. Choose possible dates 3. Set time options,

Optional: set your settings 4. Invite people to respond by sending the link


Questions?


Toodledo

Toodledo.com

Web-based program is free

Available in iTunes for $2.99; free on Google Play for Android Devices


Features

• Folders

• Task list including due dates, priority and notes

• Notes

• Lists, not to-do list but shopping list, book list, song list

• Outlines to break down big projects

• Habits if you want to keep track of something new you are trying to incorporate into your life


Questions?


Evernote

Evernote.com

Available on web, iTunes, Google Play; free on all, syncs across 2 devices

Upgraded plans include more storage, more devices, email forwarding to Evernote, available offline

Sign up with email or google account


What do you to with it?

Organize your life!

Keep all your stuff – notes, websites, lists, ideas-about a particular subject in one place


Start with a Notebook


Add Notes


Title, tag, and put your note in the notebook where it belongs


Adding website linksIn Chrome you need to add the extension so that the Evernote icon, which is an elephant, is on your toolbar.

Then, when you find a site or post on a topic you are working on, you can click on the elephant and save the post to the notebook where it belongs.


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