
Log into OneNote for Windows 10, create your first notebook, and learn cloud-based modern sync, plus adding text, tables, files, links, audio, drawing tools, screen clippings, and sharing for collaboration.
Get started with OneNote for Windows 10 by signing in with a Microsoft or Office 365 account, exploring online and 2016 versions, and adding multiple work and personal accounts.
Learn to create and organize notebooks in OneNote for Windows 10, including naming notebooks, creating sections and pages, using colors and nicknames, and password protecting sections.
Customize your OneNote interface by adjusting sync to your OneDrive accounts, setting default fonts and paste options, and routing quick notes and new pages to preferred notebooks.
Edit pages in OneNote for Windows 10 with non-linear text placement, checkboxes, to-do lists, and rich formatting like bold, colors, and indentation, all via the ribbon.
Learn how to insert and customize tables in OneNote for Windows 10 Essentials, including selecting grid size, typing with the tab key, and resizing or moving tables for organized note-taking.
Embed external documents in OneNote for Windows 10 by attaching PowerPoint files or PDAs, view and annotate them, resize the embedded object, and take notes alongside the content.
Master inserting pictures in OneNote for Windows 10 by importing from file, camera, or online; rotate images, set a background, and ensure ADA compliance.
Learn to insert and format links in OneNote for Windows 10, including pasting text with URLs, embedding YouTube videos, and using display names to shorten long URLs.
Record and insert audio in OneNote for Windows 10 Essentials, using the audio button to capture with a timer and timestamps, then play, pause, or reuse stored recordings.
Insert meeting details in OneNote to capture meeting notes; sign in with your work or school account, view today's meetings, and add notes, bullets, and shared notebooks.
Learn to use the researcher tool in OneNote for Windows 10 to search topics, filter to journals or web sites, and insert sources into your page.
Explore how OneNote for Windows 10 uses the math tool to solve math problems you type, graph equations, and show step-by-step solutions via a map pane.
Discover how to use OneNote's drawing tools: pens, erasers, colors, highlighters, shapes, ink-to-shape, and ink-to-text, plus modern sync that keeps notes across Windows, Apple, and Android devices.
Explore immersive reader in OneNote for Windows 10 to read text aloud, adjust font, spacing, and themes, and tailor pronunciation and grammar cues for accessible learning.
Explore OneNote's dictate feature to turn spoken words into text, with English (United States) as the default language and punctuation added by saying punctuation marks.
Learn to customize page color, rule lines or grid lines, and default formats in OneNote, and run accessibility checks to ensure pages are usable, noting missing titles.
Master search in OneNote for Windows 10 by using the left side search pane or Ctrl+F, and filter results to the current page, a section, or the entire notebook.
Install the send to OneNote tool from the Microsoft Store, then print emails to OneNote to save them as images with formatting and a date time stamp.
Delete a notebook in OneNote for Windows 10 Essentials by removing it from OneDrive. Restore deleted notebooks from the OneDrive recycle bin if needed.
Capture exactly what you see on the web with screen clipping using the Windows key, shift, and s, then paste the clipped image and text into your OneNote note.
Share and collaborate on notebooks using the share button, set view or edit permissions, and see updates in the shared pane as collaborators like Isaiah edit together.
The structure you need with the flexibility you want
OneNote is one of Microsoft’s unsung heroes: a digital notebook that allows you to organize notes, meeting minutes, project documents, and more—all in one place. It’s like having an old-school, three-ring binder with unlimited sections to store all of your information and links, and your notebook won’t weigh you down. Plus, no one will have to copy your notes as you can share them digitally to collaborate with others.
Note: While many of the features are the same in other versions, this course is specific to the Windows 10 version of Microsoft OneNote.
In this course, Microsoft Trainer Lisa Lopez will show you how to log into OneNote and create your first notebook. You will learn how to add and format content including text, tables, embedded files, and links. You will become skilled at using a variety of great features like recording audio, drawing tools, and screen clippings. Lastly, you’ll learn how to share your notebooks and collaborate with your team.
Are you ready to organize your digital content?
Topics covered include:
Logging into OneNote to create your first notebook
Navigating the interface and customizing your preferences
Adding and formatting text content including to-do lists and bulleted lists
Using the Tell Me feature to quickly find commands
Using the Search feature to search for terms across notebooks, sections, or pages
Inserting tables, files, PDFs, pictures, and links
Utilizing Researcher to find topics and include reliable sources
Using the Send to OneNote app to integrate with Outlook
Facilitating meetings by recording audio
Inserting meeting details synced from your Outlook calendar
Utilizing drawing tools, Math Assistant, Accessibility Checker, Dictation, and Immersive Reader
Sharing your notebook with others for real-time collaboration
You’ll enjoy seventy-five minutes of high-quality HD content in the “Uniquely Engaging”TM Bigger Brains Teacher-Learner style!