The Complete Evernote Mastery Course - Maximize Productivity (Udemy.com)

The title of the course is an unreal promise. Mastery of Evernote calls for more knowledge and skill-set than one hour can deliver. Most of what the course delivers is very useful for a newbie. That my version of Evernote does not match the instructor's doesn't increase confidence. But for ten bucks, why complain. Not a bad spend.

A nice refreshing work method in combination with a great online tool. It only covers the conceptual usage though, and doesn't show how to deal with saved resources. At the end the instructor tells he uses Evernote for goal setting, journaling health and tracking workouts, but the course handles only future planning and doesn't show anything on tracking or journaling. But overall a nice way to learn a new tool.

Really good course. I previously purchase the 'Getting Things Done' book way before this course but ironically enough I have not had the time to get past the first chapter. So this course has provided me with an excellent way to grasp the book in next to no time and put the teachings into practice. The only slight downside is the value when compared to other comprehensive courses.

This is one of the best Udemy courses I've taken so far. Concise. To the point. Super easy to follow. Great speaking voice and there is no whacky music playing throughout like some other instructors will sometimes do. There is excellent quality sound throughout - no pops, hisses or crackles. He speaks clear, accent-free, easy-to-understand English. The instructor gives a very good program to follow to get organized while going through a lot of Evernote features during this process. This course is truly excellent! Getting your life organized is a truly life-changing event/process. This course helps you get your digital poo in a pile. I highly recommend this course for those who are like me - scatter-brained and fueled by mental post-it notes. I just bought Evernote Premium after completing this course and am going through the course a second time to review the brilliant labeling techniques suggested by the author so I can get my work more organized. I cannot say enough how impressed and happy I am with this course!

The course is for new users of Evernote that do not have a large amount of things they need to do. Th course has a narrow demographic with it's real life application, as it's not for people that are focused around deadlines and need project management tools, nor is it focused around having things that need to be actioned or a large amount of things to be. Evernote is best used as a content keeper, not a project manager or to-do list. But the sorting function are useful (to a degree) so you can reference things when you need to (use with other applications). Any further detail and you're a slave to the app.

For a beginner to Evernote this is a fantastic course. However, I have been using Evernote for a couple of years now and this course still taught me a few tricks that I did not know about. Everything is jammed packed but very thorough. Depending on your learning style and previous knowledge of Evernote you can complete this course in roughly 30-40 minutes. Talk about productivity! I would recommend this course to anyone looking for a way to streamline their professional and personal lives.

While I really like the author's (Matthew Carano's... Joe Parrys is just slapping his name up there) firm and clear presentation, the course's material itself is very far from complete. Lucky I further my learning by picking up another high-rated Evernote+GTD course here on Udemy, I can now feel confident about incorporating Evernote to my day to day tasks handling. If you're looking for some quick fix on applying GTD to Evernote, this may be for you. But if you, like me, are more into the complete system, a much better structure of doing it (GTD+Evernote) and also with more nuts and bolts to it, look for James Burchill's course instead (not affiliated).

The instructor has put together a very pleasant course that is easy to follow and introduces you into the world of Evernote using the Get Things Done methodology. You will learn everything you need to to start getting organized and become more efficient, but like anything, you have to be ready to un-learn and re-learn :)

I have tried many "to do" apps, etc, and I always seem to come back to Evernote, but I never really felt I was using it well. I was clumsy and not well organized. This course finally gave me a framework the makes sense. I learned about features I had no idea existed, as well as learning to use the ones I knew about to better effect. Thanks! I expect to be taking further courses from this instructor in the future.

First at all I'm not english speaker but i understood everything! The course is very good structured and presented. It is absolutely great(and required if you ask me) for beginners and people like me who don't know how to use that awesome tool. The true about that for me is next: i know for Evernote for a long time, i use it sometime, but absolutely unproductive. Now i know how to use that tool in a new way - productive way, tool required for anyone. Thank you Joe and Matthew!