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This session was recorded February 10, 2025 as a part of NERIC Model Schools training. The following information was AI - generated by Webex.

Chapters AI-generated

00:00:00 Using Google Keep
00:08:04 Customizing Categories and Settings
00:14:04 Google Keep Features
00:19:24 Customizing Notes with Google Keep
00:22:50 Using Google Keep for Drawing and Note-taking
00:29:00 Google Keep Features and Usage
00:34:05 Organizing with Google Keep Labels
00:37:03 Using Google Keep for Organization
00:53:30 Google Keep Features

Meeting summary

The meeting discussed the features and benefits of using Google Keep for organization, research, and educational purposes.

Virginia Bond presented on how to use Google Keep for organization and research.
Google Keep is likened to post-its on steroids, with customizable categories and color-coding options.
Features of Google Keep include notes, reminders, labels, archive, and customized categories for efficient organization.
Google Keep has features for sharing and controlling access to notes, including the ability to add reminders.
Google Keep is available as an app for Android and iOS devices, as well as a Chrome extension.
Users can create notes with various types of content, such as text, images, drawings, and checklists.
Google Keep can be used for educational purposes, such as creating to-do lists and spelling lists for students.
Users can share lists with others, including parents, to keep track of tasks and assignments.
Labels in Google Keep can be used for better organization and easy searching of notes.
Virginia Bond uses Bitmojis and email templates to save time and make communication easier.
Google Keep can be integrated with various Google tools, such as Slides, Docs, and Sheets.
Google Keep's extension allows for easy web page and article capture for research purposes.
Students can use Google Keep to save and organize research findings, making it easier to cite sources.
Google Keep app allows for easy photo organization, annotation, speech-to-text, collaboration, and checklists.
Use Google Forms for feedback on presentations and future training suggestions to improve pacing and content.