In addition, Microsoft is apparently adding a new “web clipper” feature that will allow users to “clip parts of webpages directly into a OneNote.” Browser extensions will allow the clipping feature directly in Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer and it’s said to be a lot like a similar feature already available in competitor Evernote. Yesterday representatives from Microsoft confirmed that a new version of Office for Mac will arrive before the end of the year with more details coming sometime during Q2. A quick search of my account for “book creator,” “foundation app,” or “digital storytelling” will bring up my saved YouTube entry as well as other resources I’ve curated on those topics, all stored together in Evernote.The company also confirmed the upgrade would be free to existing Office 365 subscribers. Options include selecting the notebook within Evernote where you want your note to reside, tagging, and adding your own comments.Ĭlick Save and Evernote generates a new entry in your notebook complete with a screenshot of the video, link, and description. Now, when you find a video you want to save, click on the Evernote/elephant icon. Once installed, you’ll see a small elephant head in your browser’s tool bar. And the best part is that the workflow is quick and easy.įirst, make sure that you have the WebClipper for Chrome or Safari. The latest update includes clipping YouTube videos to your Evernote account – the perfect addition to my curriculum materials collection! Now, when I find a video that I want to work into a future lesson or blog post, I can save it to Evernote and tag it with the related topic(s) to make it easy to find later. I see something at the Museum of National History that I could use in a lesson plan, I take a picture and tag it in Evernote so I can find all my ideas for “colonial America” later. I read an article or find a website I might want to cite later, I clip it to Evernote using the WebClipper Chrome extension.
Someone gives me a business card, I scan it into my contacts with Evernote’s iPhone app. Everywhere I go, I find inspiration for lessons and blog posts.
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