How to Use Google Keep as a Teacher

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[angelacolley]

I use Google Keep to keep anecdotal notes for my students. Each student in my class gets their own label and I put all my notes about that student in that way. I can even use the microphone to use talk to text so I can add notes easily. I then pull up the notes for each student at report writing time and everything is there! It has been a real game changer for me!

[leticiacampbell]

I thought someone was standing outside your window!

I love this video. I am a course creator and you have saved my business.

[roche]

I've been using Keep for a while now, and it's quite helpful in terms of keeping track of tasks, class sizes for making copies, etc. My husband and I have a shared note that we use as a shopping list. We've added all of our common shops and then we just add items under each shop as we need them. If we're shopping in a rush then we can split up and check items off the list as we get them.

[ooanyiekanyone]

Oh the perfect video for me. I recently fell in love with google keep and thought of watching YouTube videos to maximize my use of the tool. This video was really helpful. Thank you!

[KlausMueller]

The thing with the fancy headers is absolutely brilliant. I've been using Keep for as long as it's been around, but I've never seen such a great idea.

[robynharp]

Michelle, thank you for the Google Keep tutorial. I have sticky notes all over my desktop. This app will save me so much time and help keep me organized. I love that I will not have to wait until I get back to my desk to retrieve my information! The "grab image text" and being able to look up a note by keyword is fantastic. Thank you for the header templates. I cannot wait to get started!

[glemmstengal]

Wow, that "Grab Image Text" tool is completely new to me. Amazing tip.

[desertdweller]

You mentioned google keep in an earlier video last year and I was hooked immediately! THANK YOU! I also learned how to do Google Slides for my students from you. I am so thankful for younger teachers like you to help us dinosaurs walk this land of virtual teaching!!! xo

[mrsfed.]

I previously watched the video from a year and it changed daily routine. I will be sharing this video with my staff for all those still not on the “keep” bandwagon. You explain it much better than me😜

[JKWLUV]

Thank you for this video! I’m not a teacher but a stay at home mom doing online learning with 5 kids, grades 1-8, and this is helping me stay so organized. I had no idea google keep existed until I saw your free downloads. Thanks for making a tutorial because I loved the headers but had no idea what to do with them lol!!

[gretchenrobinson]

You called GK a game-changer, and that is absolutely accurate. I'm a high school teacher teaching Intensive Reading to 10th graders, and after using GK to help organize my personal and professional life for years, I started teaching my students to use it last year, first for note-taking, and this year as an interactive notebook/assignment tracker. I want to take the next step, which is to have my students share their task lists and graphic organizer assignments with me so that I can streamline the process of reviewing and revising with them. Reviewing task lists has completely gotten away from me, and reviewing graphic organizers to assess a student's progress PRIOR to giving feedback and revising has proved to be very time-consuming and labor-duplicating as it has to be done 1-1 or in very small groups.

[vivianwells]

I had no idea this existing and finally got rid of all my lists everywhere! With my five power tasks per day, I am so much more productive and less stressed. Thank you so much 😊

[angelar]

Thanks for making this video, Michelle. I currently have been using Google Keep for a little while and love it also. I didn't realize all of those features were available so thanks again for the tips! Game changer!

[beverlykamin]

I use Google Keep because of you! Thank you so much for bringing this wonderful tool into my life!

[imuraj]

Michelle, you explained it so clear and made it easy to follow! I already have downloaded your template! Thank you for keeping us updated and sane!

[tracylarson]

Michelle I came across your YouTube channel during quarantine of March 2020. I have been a fan ever since! Thank you for explaining technology in a way that many can understand and follow. This is my 19th year of teaching and I'm always up for learning something new. I've learned so much about Google products and have become a more efficient and organized teacher because of you. Keep up the great work!

[benhunter]

Thanks for the your amazing videos. Since distance learning is happening these resources are more useful than ever. You should do more of these

[danielledeveld]

Not a teacher, but I do work with special need kids (mostly with developmental language disorder) and I just want to thank you for the headers. So helpful and the look really appealing.

[karentrana]

Thanks Michelle, your freebies are amazing

[heimendonker]

I am now happy. Michelle sent me the heading stuff within ten minutes of my post below.