Kyle Charlton

<p>Save page and post notes in the editor or while logged in, add notes from the front end using the integrated notes button found in the admin bar.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Make page and post notes from both the front or back end (while logged in)</li>
<li>Front end: Lock the note box open or closed on a per page basis so you can select which pages or posts show your notes automatically</li>
<li>Front end: Movable note boxes</li>
<li>Front end: Notes are saved using Ajax which means no refresh when you click save</li>
<li>Front end: The positon of the note box saves automatically once you have finished moving it to your desired location (per page basis). </li>
<li>Front end: The note box is resizable, the dimentions are saved after each resize</li>
<li>Front end: Save status appears after every save action so you know when your notes, size and position are being saved  </li>
<li>Dashboard: Dashboard widget that will display all page/post notes with links to each page</li>
</ul>
<h4>Future Updates</h4>
<ul>
<li>Record user who made note (Pro version)</li>
<li>Create multiple notes/annotations on a single page for logged in users by role (Pro version)</li>
<li>Assign users to notes (users receive notification of new notes) (Pro version)</li>
<li>Make comments on notes (Pro version)</li>
</ul>


Site Notes

very useful

A plugin that adds a note box to  your posts and pages which can be viewed in the admin bar

shawfactor

<p>LH Dashboard Notes allow you to insert noes on your wp-admin dashboard for your users using the post editor interface. If this plugin is network activated the insertion and editing of these dashboard notes is centralised on the main site of your multisite install. Allowing you to set Dashboard notes that are viewed throughout your multisite network.</p>


LH Dashboard Notes

Allows you to create and edit notes that appear on the admin dashboard

Site Notes vs LH Dashboard Notes