This is a re-blog from the Evernote blog, you can find the original article here: https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/217961187
Evernote is a great tool for students. Whether you’re pursuing a BS in robotics or a PhD in anthropology, Evernote makes it easy to organize all your coursework and assignments so you can quickly find what you’re looking for.And, for a limited time, eligible students can get 75% off Evernote Premium.
1. Organize class notes into notebooks
Use Evernote as a digital binder where you can save all your coursework, school info, schedules, and anything else you collect throughout the school term. Start by creating a notebook structure to keep similar notes together. Create separate notebooks for each class. Keep notes from all your class lectures, labs, and group projects in the same notebook.
PRO TIP
Multiple notebooks can be grouped together into notebook stacks for extra organization. Create one stack for each school term and add individual course notebooks to it.
2. Scan and search handwritten notes
Use the Evernote camera on your phone to snap photos of whiteboards and handouts.
Evernote runs images through a character-recognition process that makes handwritten words searchable.
PRO TIP
Use the pen tool to handwrite or draw directly into Evernote on your phone or tablet. Use the color and highlighter options for emphasis or enhancements.
3. Record lectures and talks
Available on Evernote for Mac, Windows, Android, and iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
Make sure you don’t miss any important points. Where permitted, use Evernote on your phone or laptop to make audio recordings of lectures or group discussions to complement your text notes.
PRO TIP
Increase your retention by setting reminders to review class notes later.
4. Draw and write on PDFs
Available on Evernote for Mac, Windows, Android, and iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
Evernote gives you simple tools to add notes to PDFs. Highlight important sections of your syllabus and assignment sheets. Add text, arrows, and other shapes to draw attention to what’s important in your reading.
PRO TIP
Use the Evernote camera on your mobile device to scan course outlines, handouts, and other paper documents as PDFs. On your computer, save PDFs and Office docs into Evernote right alongside related class notes.
SAMPLE NOTE: View annotated Course Syllabus PDF sample note
5. Manage assignments with to-do lists and reminders
Class assignments, project deliverables, study group meeting times—jot them all down in Evernote. Access your lists on or off campus from any device where you have Evernote.
PRO TIP
Share lists with others working on a group project with you. Give everyone edit permissions so they can check off their own completed tasks on a shared list.
SAMPLE NOTE: View sample checklists note
6. Keep campus event and student life info in one place
Save entire web pages into Evernote using Web Clipper. Keep screenshots, images, and important information from your online student portal in Evernote, alongside other related notes. Save online campus info, class info, and club info as notes. Keep event calendars, library hours, weekly dining menus, and emergency evacuation locations in Evernote.
PRO TIP
Enable offline notebook access so notes you reference regularly are available to you even when you’re without an internet connection.
This post first appeared on the Evernote website at: https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/217961187