
Create a new OneNote notebook from the backstage view, choose OneDrive or computer save, name the notebook, then add, rename, delete, and reorder pages within sections.
Learn to insert, resize, and reposition pictures in a OneNote page from computer, online sources, or scans, and set images as backgrounds or capture screen clippings with Windows hotkeys.
Learn to capture ideas in OneNote by recording audio and video notes from the Insert tab, then play back and share WMV files with colleagues.
Share a OneNote 2013 notebook by inviting others via email or link from the file tab, after signing into OneDrive or SharePoint, with view or edit permissions in OneNote Online.
Explore how to export a page, a section, or an entire notebook from the file tab, choosing OneNote, Word, or read-only PDF formats to share or archive.
Send a OneNote page using the Send feature from the File tab, choosing email, attachment, read-only PDF, Word, or a blog, with Outlook handling messages.
Use the dock to desktop view to take notes beside other windows in OneNote. Explore linked notes to link notes to source documents in Word, PowerPoint, or other apps.
Customize the OneNote interface using the file backstage options, setting default fonts, colors, and username for shared notebooks. Explore display, backup, view options like full page and always on top.
Sync shared OneNote notebooks saved to OneDrive or SharePoint with automatic or manual options. Sync individual or all notebooks, work offline with offline copies, and resync when online.
This course is designed to familiarize users with the general navigation and functionality of OneNote 2013. OneNote is a free-form note-taking application for everything from basic notes to drawings, links, and embedded files. A OneNote notebook contains pages and sections, similar to a multi-subject notebook. All work is autosaved, and therefore there is no need to save in OneNote. Students learn to navigate and create notebooks and will work with adding content such as text, images, web content, tables, embedded objects, and more to OneNote Notebooks. Students will review how to use OneNote collaboratively, using OneNote with other applications, and managing notebooks and their content.
This course aligns with the CAP Body of Knowledge and should be approved for 1.5 recertification points under the Technology and Information Distribution content area. Email info@intellezy.com with proof of completion of the course to obtain your certificate.
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