Beyondpad's tagging system might be too big a time investment for students to master, so it's likely a better fit for teachers looking for a tool to help them create to-do lists and organize their notes with tags. Jot down project ideas, memorable quotes, and reminders for upcoming events. Or use the timer tool as a countdown when students are completing an activity in class.
Continue readingBeyondpad is a note-taking site with Chrome, Firefox, and Windows apps that lets users clip content (such as websites and images) and type notes. The notes can be tagged, color-coded, and sorted, and there are clock features for setting timers and countdown clocks. Some notes can be tagged in the "Trackables" folder, where users might store notes that track checklists for longer-term projects. Three other features -- Calendar, Insights, and Map -- are marked "Coming Soon," but there's no clear timeline when users might expect such an update. These features seem key to Beyondpad realizing its full potential as a "data-driven" note-taking tool.
Beyondpad is available as a browser add-on for Chrome and Firefox, and it's accessible from any browser. Users can create an account with their email address or use their Google, Facebook, or Twitter accounts to log in. The developer's website says that the app is "coming soon" to Google Play, and its source is available on GitHub.