Evernote

Evernote is a powerful life organization tool. In Evernote, a writer can keep video, audio, images, scanned documents and typed out notes in one organized place. One of the most powerful features of Evernote, in my opinion, is that Evernote can detect text in a scanned document. One can create different notebooks to organize information. One can also add tags that can help identify what a note is about. Beyond notes, Evernote can set reminders which sets off an alarm. One can also create a to-do list with Evernote. This syncs across all devices.
Personally I would use this application for the ability to search for information. Who hasn't during a class with both digital and written text  misplaced information? Using this tool, it would be so easy to find any document given from a class with a typing of a few letters. Tags could further organize information by sorting documents by chapter or subject.

To use Evernote, one opens up Evernote on their web browser or the Evernote App on a tablet. From there, a person can automatically make notes. One can write the note, title it, add tags, and add it to the appropriate notebook. Once a note is completed, one can share it with others or keep the note for personal use. One can add images, voice recordings, documents, and a variety of other content. If one want to search, one simply presses the search tool on the left side. This allows students to search any note.
Personally, ever note could be very useful. For me this would be especially true when

As someone who wants to be a lower elementary educatator, this can be a very useful tool. A teacher can share content with a whole class. For lower elementary students, one feature that I would use a lot is sharing notes with parents. This will allow for students to really track the progress of their students work.