http://www.casedetails.com/2006/06/07/quick-look-google-notebook/ Blog offering search engine optimization and advertising tips for lawyers. Sat, 05 Jul 2008 22:07:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.casedetails.com/2006/06/07/quick-look-google-notebook/#comment-12 English Education Professor » Resources for English Education Professors & English Teachers by Todd Finley, PhD » Blog Archive » How I Use Google Notebook Sun, 27 Aug 2006 17:24:14 +0000 http://www.casedetails.com/2006/06/07/quick-look-google-notebook/#comment-12 [...] I use Google Notebook to write out my lesson plans and save them for the following semester to tweak and review. I never knew where to put these before, and I like this place, because it’s so easy. I also hear good things about Clipmarks. This handy utility installs as a tiny icon in the corner of your browser and gives you a way to quickly copy snippets of content, URLs, and nearly anything else you find to it. What’s cool is that all you have to do is highlight what you’re interested in, right click, and select “Note this” to copy it to your Notebook.To peek inside your Notebook, you can click the icon in the corner of your browser to open a small preview or choose to view the whole thing as a page. The thing I like best about it (and what I think you’ll find useful as well) is that your Notebook effectively “moves” with you from computer to computer. If you’re at work and want to remember a URL, right click & copy it to your Notebook - when you’re at home, log in to the Notebook and you’re ready to pick up where you left off with all information perfectly preserved. [...] [...] I use Google Notebook to write out my lesson plans and save them for the following semester to tweak and review. I never knew where to put these before, and I like this place, because it’s so easy. I also hear good things about Clipmarks. This handy utility installs as a tiny icon in the corner of your browser and gives you a way to quickly copy snippets of content, URLs, and nearly anything else you find to it. What’s cool is that all you have to do is highlight what you’re interested in, right click, and select “Note this” to copy it to your Notebook.To peek inside your Notebook, you can click the icon in the corner of your browser to open a small preview or choose to view the whole thing as a page. The thing I like best about it (and what I think you’ll find useful as well) is that your Notebook effectively “moves” with you from computer to computer. If you’re at work and want to remember a URL, right click & copy it to your Notebook - when you’re at home, log in to the Notebook and you’re ready to pick up where you left off with all information perfectly preserved. [...]

]]>