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1. I connected to Evernote, can other Confluence users access my Evernote account?

No, they can't. Once you allow Confluence to access Evernote, only your Confluence account gets connected to your Evernote account, therefore other Confluence users can't access your Evernote account.

2. I try to authorize Confluence in Evernote, but something goes wrong. What is happening?

First, make sure you're using the Evernote Integration add-on version 1.5.2 or newer. If this is the case, please, turn on logging for com.stiltsoft.confluence.evernote in Administration - Logging and Profiling. Once logging is turned on, try to authenticate and send us the logs.

Hopefully the question is sufficient enough. I want my staff, dev teams and clients to be able to grow out and share relevant websites and content into a Confluence space while they are out surfing the web. I'm currently using Evernote to do this, and then share Evernote folders - but it means two r. Evernote Business brings your teams work together. Create documents, collaborate on projects, and store information all in one place. Teammates can access, edit, upload, and share notes and files from any device-even if theyre offline. Cut through the noise, and quickly find the information you need with powerful search capabilities and integrations with tools you already use. What is better Evernote or Atlassian Confluence? You have such a wide range of Collaboration Software options in today’s market that choosing the right product can be overwhelming. On our comparison page, you can actually examine the tool, pricing terms, available plans, and more details of Evernote and Atlassian Confluence. You can evaluate their score (8.0 for Evernote vs. 9.1 for Atlassian Confluence) and user satisfaction level (N/A% for Evernote vs. 98% for Atlassian Confluence).

3. What happens when I click Disconnect?

Your Confluence account can no longer access your Evernote account and you can log in as a different (or the same) user.

4. Is my Evernote identification data securely stored?

Yes. Your Evernote identification data is securely stored because it is being encrypted.

5. I see an error message when I try to import a note. What can be wrong?

If while importing a note you see an error message suggesting changing timeout, it means your note failed to be imported within the timeout set for connecting to the Evernote server.

To change the default (180 seconds) timeout, you need to go to Confluence Administration > Custom HTML and insert the JavaScript code in the 'At end of the HEAD' textbox. To change timeout to 360 seconds use the following code:

Change the value (360000) in the code based on your needs. Timeout is set in milliseconds.

6. How are the Evernote notes ordered in the notes browser?

You can sort notes by date created, date updated and title. By default, the notes are ordered by their creation date, from newest to oldest. To change the notes order, click in the top right corner and choose another sorting option.

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7. Can I export a Confluence page to Evernote?

No. You can only import notes from Evernote to Confluence. Please, vote for this feature if you need it.

8. Our company uses a proxy server. Will the add-on work?

The Confluence server requests notes from Evernote, if the server is behind a proxy and is not set up to work with it, notes won't be received. Set up the proxy to solve this problem (the proxy should allow HTTPS requests). Also, see this thread.

9. I inserted a copy of my Evernote note that had attachments, but didn't save it. However, all the note's attachments are still here. Is it a bug?

No, it's not a bug. If your Evernote note contains attachments, the add-on attaches them to the Confluence page. Please, note that when editing pages with attachments, the add-on behaves the same way as Confluence does.

10. How can I navigate across my Evernote notes?

You can do that in the Import from Evernote window with the help of the scroll bar or arrow keys on your keyboard.

11. How do I search my Evernote notes?

In the Import from Evernote window, you can scroll through the list of notes. As well, Evernote Integration supports the search syntax provided by Evernote. You can navigate to the search box and use Evernote Search Grammar. Besides that, you can use filtering and sorting options. It's possible to filter notes by notebook. If you're using Evernote Business account, you can search through your personal and business notes separately. Sorting options include ordering notes by date created, date updated and title.

12. I copied a note to Confluence and then changed it in Evernote. Why hasn't the note in Confluence changed?

The add-on doesn't synchronize your notes between Confluence and Evernote. The note you copied to Confluence is an independent instance of your Evernote note.

13. Can I convert Evernote tasks to Confluence tasks?

Yes, it's possible.

14. Is the add-on available for Atlassian Cloud?

No. Please, vote for this feature, if you need it.

15. Does the add-on support Evernote Business accounts?

Yes, it does.

16. How can I find out who's using the integration in our Confluece?

Go to Confluence administration and navigate to the 'Evernote Integration Users' page. This page shows the list of Confluence users who connected to Evernote using the integration and authorized Confluence to access their Evernote account. Users who disconnected from Evernote are not on the list.

17. Does the add-on support the Evernote Chinese service (Yinxiang Biji)?

Yes, it does.

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Secondary Lesson Plan

Below is an example of a lesson plan that could be used the a secondary school, either middle school or high school. The following lesson plan is an example of how teachers can incorporate Evernote into a lesson plan.

The Positions and Functions of the Bodies Cavities and Organs

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Objective	Each student will be able to correctly identify the anatomical positions of the bodies cavities, the organs contained in each cavity, and the major organ systems on a picture of each specific. The students will also be able to correctly explain the the role/function each play in the body. Every student should be able to complete both tasks with 80% or higher accuracy on the three quizzes.
Learning Environment	The students will be in a typical science orientated high school classroom. The classroom will be equipped with a projection screen, so the teacher can present the pictures they have saved into Evernote. All students will participate in this lesson at their own desk by taking notes on the information that is being presented.
Description of Students	The students participating in this lesson will be in grades 11th or 12th. Each students should generally be between sixteen years to eighteen years old and enrolled in an Anatomy and Physiology class.
Standards	AP 2.1
Materials	Pictures of body cavities, organs, and organ system saved and organized into Evernote Copies of the same examples in Evernote for the students to take notes on Quizzes previously created for the teachers to evaluation the students on that contain the same pictures presented to class from Evernote
Procedure	1. Prior to the lesson plan, the teacher would need to find the pictures needed to complete the lesson plan, save the pictures to Evernote, and organize the pictures in Evernote. 2. The teacher would also be required to create the handouts and quizzes prior to the lesson. 3. To start the lesson plan, briefly introduce what will be covered and required. The lesson plan will cover the locations and functions of the body cavities, organs contained in each cavity, and the major organ systems. Each student will be required to complete the handouts regarding the lessons and complete a quiz. 4. This lesson will be divided up into three sections. All three sections do not have to be completed in one class period. It may be beneficial to complete one section in one class. The sections will be: Body Cavities and Quiz, Organs Contained in Each Cavity and Quiz, and The Major Organ Systems and Quiz 5. Introduce each section to the lesson. 6. Pass out the handout that pertains to the lesson being discussed. Explain that they are required to fill in the handout and will be required to turn in the handout for a grade and there will also be a brief quiz about the information at the end of section/class. 7. Pull up the pictures you have previously saved in Evernote. 8. Discuss all parts of the body cavities, organs in each cavity, or the major organ systems. Focus more in depth over the parts that the students will be tested over. 9. Explain the functions that pertain to all the parts being presented. 10. Have a class discussion over each section. Allow the students to ask questions about the locations or functions of the body parts. 11. When the students have no further questions and have successfully completed their handouts, collect the handouts and pass out the quiz.
Application	Each student will be given three separate handouts regarding the locations and functions of body cavities, the organs contained in each cavity, and the major organ systems. Each student will be required to take notes and complete each handout throughout the discussions over the three topics.
Evaluation	Each student will need to turn in their completed handouts at the end of section before the quiz. The students will receive participation points for accurately and fully completing the handouts. At the end of each section the students will be given a quiz on the section that was previously covered. Each quiz will contain the pictures that were presented in Evernote and discussed in class. Each student will be required to individually and correctly label the pictures on the quiz, as well as give a brief description of what they labeled. Each student should pass each of the three quizzes with 80% accuracy or above.

Below are examples of pictures that would be beneficial to this lesson plan. A teacher using this lesson plan would simply need to find the
necessary pictures pertaining to the lesson plan, save the pictures into Evernote, organize the pictures, and access them easily at the time
of the lesson plan.

Below is an example of a quiz that could be used to evaluate the students on each section.

Why Evernote would make this lesson plan easier and more accessible?

• You will not have to create transparencies or powerpoints to present the pictures pertaining to each section.
• You will already have the pictures saved to your computer, which will make creating the handouts and quizzes much easier.
• When it is time for the lesson you will be able to easily access your pictures.
• It will be easy to save the pictures you find on the internet that pertain to your lesson plan on Evernote. All that is necessary is to copy and paste, drag the pictures in Evernote.
• You can easily organize your pictures into the different sections of your lesson plan.
• You will be introducing an easy and accessible means or organization to your class.

View this Lesson Plan in a word document.

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