Sample Templates for Evernote

06 May 2010

It has been a little time since I posted my improved template system for Evernote and now that the new web site is starting to come together (still lots to do) I can finally share just a few of the sample templates I’m now starting to use.

I’ve put together a completed example and a blank template for each of them along with a little description.

Code Snippet - A template to keep details of programming code
- Example
- Blank
Lesson Plan - A template to form the basis of a generic lesson plan
- Example
- Blank
Meeting Minutes - A template to record the attendance, decisions and actions of a meeting
- Example
- Blank
SQL Snippet - A template to keep details of database queries
- Example
- Blank

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