Get Organized with OneNote
Are you planning an event, working on a new curriculum unit, gathering ideas and resources for a project, or just trying to get your life in order? Microsoft OneNote could be your answer. You may have seen it listed in your printer list or within the Microsoft Office folder in the Start menu.
Described as a digital planner and note taking program, OneNote is much more than that. Think of it as a digital version of the one notebook or a collection of notebooks that you just couldn't live without. OneNote can contain photos, videos, audio files, meeting notes, random thoughts, documents, highlights from websites (complete with a source link and the date/time of access), and so much more all neatly organized into tabbed sections. Each section can contain as many pages as you need to organize your work and/or personal life. Any part of a notebook can be shared with others or password protected from being viewed by others. It is one of the best research and collaboration tools available for students as well. All that is needed to get started is Office 2007 or 2010 and a Windows Live Account for accessing your notebook/s online.
Are you planning an event, working on a new curriculum unit, gathering ideas and resources for a project, or just trying to get your life in order? Microsoft OneNote could be your answer. You may have seen it listed in your printer list or within the Microsoft Office folder in the Start menu.
Described as a digital planner and note taking program, OneNote is much more than that. Think of it as a digital version of the one notebook or a collection of notebooks that you just couldn't live without. OneNote can contain photos, videos, audio files, meeting notes, random thoughts, documents, highlights from websites (complete with a source link and the date/time of access), and so much more all neatly organized into tabbed sections. Each section can contain as many pages as you need to organize your work and/or personal life. Any part of a notebook can be shared with others or password protected from being viewed by others. It is one of the best research and collaboration tools available for students as well. All that is needed to get started is Office 2007 or 2010 and a Windows Live Account for accessing your notebook/s online.
Get to Know OneNote:
- 5-Minute Demo Video
- Getting Started with OneNote (from Microsoft)
- OneNote Tutorial
- Top 10 Reasons to Use OneNote
- 8 Essential Microsoft OneNote Tips
- Using OneNote for Web Research
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