Flipped or Blended - Make Taking Notes on Videos Easy and Visible with VideoNot.es
@joe_edtech/@LisaBerghoff
One of the common complaints I hear about Chromebooks is how difficult it is to multitask on them. Sure you can open an endless number of tabs across the top, but moving between tabs to accomplish goals can be difficult. So, what do you do if you have a presentation or a video you want to give to your students, but you also want them to actively take notes or synthesize material?
If you are using an online video, VideoNot.es could be a great solution for your students. An add-on to Google Chrome, VideoNot.es allows you to split your screen and watch an instructional video on the left and take time-stamped notes on the right.
And because it is all integrated with Google Drive, it is simple to share notes in collaborative groups or just between student and teacher.
VideoNot.es can be found on the Chrome Web Store by clicking here. VideoNot.es is an extremely simple tool to use, but here is a quick video demo from Teacher's Tech:
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What notetaking or multitasking shortcuts have you found for the Chromebook?
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