The ISTE Conference Ning is full of activity, and many users replied to a conference attendee’s pre-conference request for advice in helping her make the best use out of her iPad while in Philadelphia.
“When you click on an empty box to ‘add content’, one of your options is to fill it was a Twitter hashtag. I’ve gone ahead and already set up one for the ISTE11 hashtag so I know I won’t miss a single Tweet regarding the conference,” wrote user Nancy Sharoff.
Jeanne B. Procell said: “I like Evernote a lot. I really like that I can use it with all my devices (iPad, Android phone, and computer) so I always have my notes handy.”
And Frank Jumawan agreed: “Evernote comes in handy because it can be synced to your mobile devices (iPhone, Android, Blackberry) and your laptop. I also use Docs to Go Pro Premium because it will allow you to sync to cloud services such as Dropbox and Google Docs.”
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