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✓ Published: 04-Mar-2009
✓ Published: 04-Mar-2009
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This is a video I made to demonstrate how I've been using Evernote to keep track of my scientific papers and interesting figures. I also demonstrate how Evernote can be a powerful tool to share information with colleagues. Instead of sending out the entire paper (which nobody has time to read) just send a link to a public folder where you've clipped the relevant info!nnHope you enjoy!nRyan MacDonaldnnOne more thing...nWith regard to sharing copyrighted materials.I have had several discussions
This is a video I made to demonstrate how I've been using Evernote to keep track of my scientific papers and interesting figures. I also demonstrate how Evernote can be a powerful tool to share information with colleagues. Instead of sending out the entire paper (which nobody has time to read) just send a link to a public folder where you've clipped the relevant info!nnHope you enjoy!nRyan MacDonaldnnOne more thing...nWith regard to sharing copyrighted materials.I have had several discussions
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