Taking notes is an everyday skill in education but often overlooked. Technology — and more specifically, the Internet — has rendered paper and pencil passé and allowed educators and students to raise note-taking to the next level. Most of the following sites use some form of the “post-it” or “sticky,” but with the integration of Web 2.0 technologies.

1. Wall Wisher – One of the most popular “post-it” note style sites on the web. These notes can includes all type of media, such as text, photos, and music. Fun and very easy to use.
2. Primary Wall – A sticky note site designed for teachers and students to post notes in real time. Filtering of notes can be done for a fee-based subscription.
3. Zendo – A great site for students. Takes notes and turns them into flash cards for studying.
4. Thoughtboxes – Create organized notes in color coordinated boxes and then share with others.
5. Lino – A wonderful site for creating online sticky notes similar to Wall Wisher. These notes can be emailed to others individually. Also, a nice site to use on mobile devices such as the iPhone or iPad.
6. Catch – A nice site for capturing notes in different types of media. Ideal to use on mobile devices.
7. Corkboard.Me – Create a bulletin board full of sticky notes and share with others via a unique URL.
8. Edistorm – A very user-friendly site to create collaborative sticky notes for brainstorming.
9. Pindax – Create public or private boards filled with notes that can be commented on by other users. This unique online community also has a nice chat feature.
10. Scrumblr – A simple, easy-to-use site for creating color-coded notes.

Taking notes is an everyday skill in education but often overlooked. Technology — and more specifically, the Internet — has rendered paper and pencil passé and allowed educators and students to raise note-taking to the next level. Most of the following sites use some form of the “post-it” or “sticky,” but with the integration of Web 2.0 technologies.

1. Wall Wisher – One of the most popular “post-it” note style sites on the web. These notes can includes all type of media, such as text, photos, and music. Fun and very easy to use.
2. Primary Wall – A sticky note site designed for teachers and students to post notes in real time. Filtering of notes can be done for a fee-based subscription.
3. Zendo – A great site for students. Takes notes and turns them into flash cards for studying.
4. Thoughtboxes – Create organized notes in color coordinated boxes and then share with others.
5. Lino – A wonderful site for creating online sticky notes similar to Wall Wisher. These notes can be emailed to others individually. Also, a nice site to use on mobile devices such as the iPhone or iPad.
6. Catch – A nice site for capturing notes in different types of media. Ideal to use on mobile devices.
7. Corkboard.Me – Create a bulletin board full of sticky notes and share with others via a unique URL.
8. Edistorm – A very user-friendly site to create collaborative sticky notes for brainstorming.
9. Pindax – Create public or private boards filled with notes that can be commented on by other users. This unique online community also has a nice chat feature.
10. Scrumblr – A simple, easy-to-use site for creating color-coded notes.

Taking notes is an everyday skill in education but often overlooked. Technology — and more specifically, the Internet — has rendered paper and pencil passé and allowed educators and students to raise note-taking to the next level. Most of the following sites use some form of the “post-it” or “sticky,” but with the integration of Web 2.0 technologies.

1. Wall Wisher – One of the most popular “post-it” note style sites on the web. These notes can includes all type of media, such as text, photos, and music. Fun and very easy to use.
2. Primary Wall – A sticky note site designed for teachers and students to post notes in real time. Filtering of notes can be done for a fee-based subscription.
3. Zendo – A great site for students. Takes notes and turns them into flash cards for studying.
4. Thoughtboxes – Create organized notes in color coordinated boxes and then share with others.
5. Lino – A wonderful site for creating online sticky notes similar to Wall Wisher. These notes can be emailed to others individually. Also, a nice site to use on mobile devices such as the iPhone or iPad.
6. Catch – A nice site for capturing notes in different types of media. Ideal to use on mobile devices.
7. Corkboard.Me – Create a bulletin board full of sticky notes and share with others via a unique URL.
8. Edistorm – A very user-friendly site to create collaborative sticky notes for brainstorming.
9. Pindax – Create public or private boards filled with notes that can be commented on by other users. This unique online community also has a nice chat feature.
10. Scrumblr – A simple, easy-to-use site for creating color-coded notes.

Taking notes is an everyday skill in education but often overlooked. Technology — and more specifically, the Internet — has rendered paper and pencil passé and allowed educators and students to raise note-taking to the next level. Most of the following sites use some form of the “post-it” or “sticky,” but with the integration of Web 2.0 technologies.

1. Wall Wisher – One of the most popular “post-it” note style sites on the web. These notes can includes all type of media, such as text, photos, and music. Fun and very easy to use.
2. Primary Wall – A sticky note site designed for teachers and students to post notes in real time. Filtering of notes can be done for a fee-based subscription.
3. Zendo – A great site for students. Takes notes and turns them into flash cards for studying.
4. Thoughtboxes – Create organized notes in color coordinated boxes and then share with others.
5. Lino – A wonderful site for creating online sticky notes similar to Wall Wisher. These notes can be emailed to others individually. Also, a nice site to use on mobile devices such as the iPhone or iPad.
6. Catch – A nice site for capturing notes in different types of media. Ideal to use on mobile devices.
7. Corkboard.Me – Create a bulletin board full of sticky notes and share with others via a unique URL.
8. Edistorm – A very user-friendly site to create collaborative sticky notes for brainstorming.
9. Pindax – Create public or private boards filled with notes that can be commented on by other users. This unique online community also has a nice chat feature.
10. Scrumblr – A simple, easy-to-use site for creating color-coded notes.