take class notes, set plans or complete homework as a personal workspac.

access the content library for handouts.

set sharing permissions to allow access, editing, commenting and teamwork.

use templates to create class notes, course schedules, study plans, reading lists, thesis planning, weekly agendas and more.

share screenshots, notebooks, homework guides, and weekly planners with students and parents for term preparation.

organize and collaborate effectively across the schools and districtsĬlick this link to create a classroom with OneNote.

create a collaboration space for student cooperative learning.

add and remove students and co-teachers.

and set sharing permissions to allow access, editing, commenting and teamwork.

customize syllabus, lesson plans, course schedules, and other school activities with the provided templates.

recordings, code blocks, sketches, etc.

codes, videos, equations, web bookmarks, etc.

texts, audios, videos, images, recordings, links.

You can refer to the given information to help you select the tool that suits your teaching or learning needs: The table below compares features among Notion, OneNote and Evernote.

design and provide summative and formative feedback to students.

enable student collaboration and extended learning outside the classroom.

create a 24/7 digital learning space for students to access.

How digital tools help teachers and students There is no educational plan offered by Evernote but there are still some good features to help users to manage work or study. Notion now offers an educational free plan link for educators and students, and HKU teachers and students can enjoy Microsoft OneNote for free with the HKU license for Microsoft Office 365.

To sign up for these apps, you can visit official websites and create an account with your HKU email. HKU teachers and students may see this article for a reference to select tools to help facilitate work and study. This article explores and compares the prominent features of three digital tools: Notion, OneNote, and Evernote. Whether fully online mode or blended mode, digital tools can help teachers and students manage projects and resources across different subjects more effectively and efficiently.

Managing Study and Work with Digital Tools: Notion, OneNote and Evernote

Evernote onenote tool