Microsoft OneNote is an app that is designed for research, note-taking, and information storage. Similar to apps like Evernote and Dropbox Paper, it lets you store text and images in free-form documents which you can keep private or share with others. OneNote is a part of the Microsoft Office Suite, along with programs like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

What are the benefits of Microsoft OneNote?

As part of the Office 365 suite, it has a familiar interface and has now been integrated into many workplaces. Anything saved in OneNote is instantly shareable with other users.

OneNote at a glance

• Organize - Sort content across notebooks, sections, and pages.

• Tag - Highlight can’t-miss notes with Important and To-Do tags.

• Ink - Draw your thoughts and annotate your notes, using a stylus or your finger.

• Mix media - Record audio notes, insert online videos, and add files.

• Clip and save - Use the OneNote Web Clipper to save content with a single click.

• Share - Share notebooks with coworkers, friends, and family.

OneNote is divided into three key areas: Notebooks, Sections, and Pages.

OneNote follows a “paper” notebook approach for organizing and storing notes electronically. Just like with the regular, paper-based notebook, where you have different pages and sections, OneNote follows the same exact terminology and methodology. Within OneNote, you can create:

Pages

Pages would be your regular pages in a notebook. For example, you could create a page for each meeting, where agenda and meeting minutes would be stored.

Sections

Pages are then organized into sections. A section is how you would typically break down your paper notebook, right? So you can have a section for Meetings, a section for Project Issues, Business requirements, etc.

Notebooks

Pages and Sections make up a single Notebook. Of course, you can create many different notebooks. For example, you can create a Notebook for each project.

Microsoft To-Do Live Webinar Training Jennifer Buchholz

• Live Q&A - You have questions about Microsoft OneNote and Jennifer has the answers. Bring your questions about how to use Microsoft OneNote and we'll help you implement this into your routine.

  Tips and Tricks - Jennifer will share her favorite tips and tricks for Microsoft OneNote so you can utilize it like a pro.

  Microsoft OneNote 101 - Did you know Microsoft OneNote is included in Microsoft 365? Jennifer will detail the basics and explain to you why you should be using Microsoft OneNote

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