What Google Keep can do for your students.

Join Kasey Bell (ShakeUpLearning) as she shared 15 easy Google Keep can help your students.  From bookmarks to reminders to vocabulary/spelling lists- you will find her suggestions here as well as an infographic.

Hashtags are not for Twitter only

Alice Keeler shares her suggestion for using hashtags in Google Keep.  It will add to your organization - such an easy way to add a label!

How are you KEEPing?

Google Keep is my go-to for lists and tasks.  It's on my device and my phone and allows me to stay organized.  Alice Keeler presents several of the outstanding KEEP features in this blog post.

Google Keep (the podcast)

Google Keep is the tool that keeps all my work organized!  Not sure if this if for you, please check out this podcast from Kasey Bell  (Shake Up Learning) - you will find something that will make your life easier!

Google Keep Ideas

I am a huge Google Keep fan (in fact, I’m working off one now that I used to collect all my summer posts).  Here’s a nice guide from Richard Byrne (Free Technology for Teachers) that demonstrates some of its best features.

Drawings + Google Keep

Google Keep literally helps me organize my workload.  Now you can do more by using Keep to store images and then importing them into Slides!  Please see Alice Keeler’s post here.

New Ideas for Google Keep

Alice Keeler shares her ideas on the best ways to use Google Keep. This is a great app for your phone and will help keep you organized and more efficient.

Four fun things to do with Google Keep!

Think Google Keep is just a to do list?  Then take a look at Kasey’s Bell’s
Shake Up Learning post on Keep.  From feedback to Bitmojis- something for everyone!

Getting into Keep!

This school year I decided to really improve my daily planning.  I’ve found Keep (found in the Google Apps Launcher (or waffle house) is a great tool.  It works across all platforms (so it is on my phone, desktop, Chromebook) and you can sort, tag, and share lists.  At the end of the month (when I write my summary), I can pull it into Google Docs to help me remember!  Please see this post from Alice Keeler with her suggestions.  Maybe something to get your new year off to the right start.

So you’ve got paper

And you want to convert to slides/docs- do you ever think of using Google Keep?  Here are step by step directions in an Alice Keeler post.

Committed to Google Keep

This year I adopted Google Keep (think an online- all devices post-it notes that serve as my to-do list).  Now, I can import my Keep notes (or images) into Google Slides (it worked on Google Docs a while ago).  In her post, Alice Keeler has several suggestions for student uses.

Google Keep and comments

Here’s an easy way to create your comments in Google Keep and then copy and paste then into comments.  It will save you time from typing the same thing over and over. This is the blog post from Eric Curts with step by step directions.

Using Google Keep

So how can your students use Google Keep?  For some ideas, please check out this blog post from Shake Up Learning.  It’s a great note taking option.

Google Keep

Think sticky notes online- Google Keep!.  You can access them on many devices, color code them to help with organization, and tag them for easy searches.  Please click here to see the Cheat Sheet from Kasey Bell at Shake Up Learning.

What will you put in Google Keep?

Not familiar with Google Keep?  Think sticky notes online.  For a full review (along with ideas for use in school), please see Matt Miller’s post here. I’ve included his YouTube video here.