Course Overview
Welcome to our Microsoft 365 OneNote Online courseware. OneNote Online is Microsoft’s cloud-based note-taking and organizational application. OneNote Online includes familiar Office features (such as the ability to add different types of content to a notebook), as well as unique note-taking options, such as handwriting and inking features.
What you’ll learn
By the end of this course, users should be comfortable creating a new OneNote notebook, entering information into OneNote from a variety of sources, and using OneNote’s collaboration tools.
Requirements
- This manual is designed for users who are comfortable using Windows and Microsoft Edge. Students should complete the first part of our Microsoft 365 courseware before beginning this program.
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 4 Lessons
- 1 Day
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- 1.1Getting Started The first lesson teaches students how to launch OneNote Online and identifies components of the interface. Opening and creating notebooks is covered as well as how to manage pages and sections. The lesson concludes with taking a look at OneNote Online’s printing and viewing tools.
- 1.2Working with Notes, Part One Next, formatting tools, including styles and the Format Painter are covered. Adding images, tables, and other elements such as audio, files and links are also covered.
- 1.3Working with Notes, Part Two In this lesson, students will learn about some of the features and tools used to help categorize information. We explore the ways in which you can use OneNote to record handwritten input as well as text highlighting tools.
- 1.4Finalizing a Notebook In this final lesson, proofing tools, sharing notebooks, and working with different notebook versions are covered.
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