After a significant rise up the list in 2018, it drops back 31 places in 2019
Google Keep lets you capture, edit, share, and collaborate on your notes on any device, anywhere. It’s chasing Evernote and OneNote.
Website: google.com/keep
Cost: Free
Availability: Download
Top 100 Tools for Personal & Professional Learning 2019: 48
Top 100 Tools for Workplace Learning 2019: –
Top 100 Tools for Higher Education 2019: 54
Past Overall Rankings
2018: 52 2017: 97 2016: – 2015: – 2014: – 2013: –
2012: – 2011: – 2010: – 2009: – 2008: – 2007: –
Comments from some of those who selected Google Keep as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2019
- “To note ideas on the fly, as they can come any time. To remind myself” Designer and Design Thinking Teacher, France
Previous comments
- “For my own learning. I’ve only recently come across this really simple note taking tool. Use it for my own reflections and things I want to remember, as well as a planning space for my blog.” Dan Hewitt, UK
- “Versatile. I use it mainly for remembering and keeping stuff readily to hand. I use it across all areas of life from my shopping list to softball meetings, from modern workplace learning to playing Pokemon Go! to keeping medical records and minutes of meetings.” Sharyn Mayne, Australia
Guides & Resources
- 7 Reasons to Actually Start Using Google Keep, PC Mag, 13 September 2019
- ‘What is Google Keep?’: 5 helpful ways you can use Google’s versatile note-taking app, Business Insider, 12 August 2019
- 8 tips to help you keep up in Google Keep, Google, 9 August 2017
- The Short & Sweet Guide to Google Keep, Hubspot
- How to use Google Keep, Google
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