Notability and Educational Apps Overview

Merve Lapus and Erin Wilkey Oh discuss the pros and cons of Evernote and Notability for classroom use. They compare features like cloud storage, device compatibility, and unique functionalities such as Notability's note playback and drawing tools. The video concludes with recommendations based on classroom needs, highlighting Evernote's accessibility and Notability's affordability and features.

Who are the presenters in the video discussing note-taking apps?

• Merve Lapus and Erin Wilkey Oh

• John Doe and Jane Smith

• Alice Johnson and Bob Brown

• Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute

What is the main focus of the EdTech Quick Take series?

• To provide cooking tutorials

• To review historical events

• To teach coding skills

• To compare different educational tools

Which feature is common to both Evernote and Notability?

• Organizing notes into folders

• Built-in drawing tools

• Chat feature for collaboration

• Note playback feature

How does Notability sync its data?

• Using an iCloud account

• Via Bluetooth

• Using a USB connection

• Through its own cloud storage system

What unique feature does Notability offer for note-taking?

• Shared notebooks

• Task management

• Chat feature

• Note playback feature

Which app is described as having a more kid-friendly interface?

• Evernote

• Microsoft OneNote

• Google Keep

• Notability

How can teachers use Evernote in the classroom?

• By grading assignments

• By creating quizzes

• By sharing notebooks with students

• By scheduling classes

What is a limitation of sharing notes in Notability?

• Notes can only be shared with teachers

• Notes can only be shared in PDF format

• Notes cannot be shared at all

• Notes can only be shared via email or cloud services

Which app is recommended for Apple 1:1 classrooms?

• Notability

• Microsoft OneNote

• Evernote

• Google Keep

Which app offers more accessibility across different devices?

• Notability

• Microsoft OneNote

• Google Keep

• Evernote