Master Microsoft Onenote. The Ultimate Course

Up to date OneNote training for OneNote Desktop or Windows 10 users - ditch the paper and go digital!

What you'll learn
Create and format Notes
Share notebooks and collaborate with others
Integrate OneNote with Microsoft Outlook
How to use the OneNote interface
Discover how to effectively insert images, screen clippings, and OCR
Tag your notes and how to search them
Use handwriting in OneNote
Spellchecking and AutoCorrect options
How to protect your notes
How to Use OneNote as Windows 10 App
Requirements
In order to follow along with the exercises, students will need a copy of Microsoft's OneNote 2016
OneNote Windows 10 App
Description
If it's time to upgrade to a digital notebook, the OneNote is THE tool to get started with.OneNote is Microsoft's digital note-taking program. In this detailed set of OneNote tutorials, we'll teach you everything you need to know to make the digital note-taking transition. Microsoft OneNote is now available as a full, desktop version, or as a lightweight desktop app for Windows (OneNote for Windows 10). This course covers how to use both!In this comprehensive OneNote course, we teach you how to get the most out of the impressive list of features available in OneNote Desktop, and how to navigate and use the lighter, OneNote Windows 10 app.In this course you will learn:How to get started using OneNote Desktop or OneNote Windows 10How to add text, videos, images, clips, and links to OneNoteHow to use the screen clipping tool in OneNoteHow to format notes in OneNoteHow to create a to-do list in OneNoteHow to add tags in OneNote and search for contentHow to link notes in OneNoteHow to format pages in OneNoteHow to use the pen tools in OneNote, including handwriting to textHow to link OneNote with OutlookHow to share notebooks in OneNoteHow to collaborate using OneNoteHow to customize your options in OneNoteAbout using OneNote Online and the OneNote AppThis course includes:7+ hours of video tutorials71 individual video lecturesCertificate of completionHere’s what our students are saying…"Course is great for beginners and refresher if you haven't used one note recently. Good pace!"- Kerry"Awesome intro to OneNote, comprehensive, covers all topics."- Cesar"Enjoyed the course as presented. Covered all of the essential areas of OneNote with good examples."- John"Got my money's worth in the first lesson. Although I don't need to use all the features of One Note, this class is well worth it as compared to trying to find the information online through other sources."- Michael

Overview

Section 1: An Introduction to OneNote

Lecture 1 What to Expect from this Course

Lecture 2 READ ME: Essential Information for a Successful Training Experience

Lecture 3 DOWNLOAD ME: Course Transcript

Lecture 4 OneNote Versions

Lecture 5 Working with Keyboard Shortcuts

Lecture 6 Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar

Lecture 7 Using Touch Mode

Section 2: Getting Started with OneNote 2016

Lecture 8 Opening a OneNote notebook and Touring the Interface

Lecture 9 Creating a OneNote Notebook

Lecture 10 Changing Notebook Properties and Closing

Lecture 11 Deleting a Notebook Stored in OneDrive

Lecture 12 Creating and Managing Locally Stored Notebook

Lecture 13 Creating, Moving and Deleting Sections

Lecture 14 Creating Section Groups

Lecture 15 Working with Pages and Subpages

Lecture 16 WINDOWS 10: Getting Started with OneNote

Section 3: Adding Content

Lecture 17 Creating a Note on a Page

Lecture 18 Sending Content to OneNote

Lecture 19 Using the OneNote Clipper

Lecture 20 Using the Screen Clipper

Lecture 21 Adding Pictures and Online Pictures

Lecture 22 Embedding Online Video

Lecture 23 Adding Files

Lecture 24 Recording Audio and Video

Lecture 25 Inserting Links

Lecture 26 Inserting Equations and Symbols

Lecture 27 Copying and Pasting Content

Lecture 28 WINDOWS 10: Adding Content

Section 4: Formatting Notes

Lecture 29 Formatting Text

Lecture 30 Using the Format Painter

Lecture 31 Using Styles

Lecture 32 Organize Content with a Table

Lecture 33 Creating a Todo List

Lecture 34 Checking Spelling

Lecture 35 WINDOWS 10: Formatting Notes

Section 5: Organizing Content

Lecture 36 Searching a Notebook

Lecture 37 Tagging Notes

Lecture 38 Organizing the Interface

Lecture 39 Linking Notes

Lecture 40 WINDOWS 10: Organizing Content

Section 6: Formatting Pages

Lecture 41 Page Setup Options

Lecture 42 Changing the Page Color and Background

Lecture 43 Customizing Fonts, Themes and the Interface

Lecture 44 Setting Paper Size

Lecture 45 WINDOWS 10: Formatting Pages

Section 7: Working with Templates

Lecture 46 Applying a OneNote Template to a Page

Lecture 47 Creating Your Own Template

Lecture 48 WINDOWS 10: Working with Templates

Section 8: Using Drawing Tools

Lecture 49 Working in Pen Mode

Lecture 50 Drawing Shapes with Touch

Lecture 51 Converting Handwriting to Typed Text

Lecture 52 WINDOWS 10: Using Drawing Tools

Section 9: Interacting with Outlook

Lecture 53 Working with Outlook Tasks

Lecture 54 Outlook Meetings and Meeting Notes

Lecture 55 Sending Page Information by Email

Lecture 56 Windows 10: Interacting with Outlook

Section 10: Sharing a Notebook

Lecture 57 Saving to OneDrive

Lecture 58 Inviting Others to a Notebook

Lecture 59 Converting Notebooks to Other Formats

Lecture 60 Exporting OneNote Content

Lecture 61 Synching Notebooks

Lecture 62 WINDOWS 10: Sharing a Notebook

Section 11: Collaborating on a Notebook

Lecture 63 Author Indicators

Lecture 64 Page Versions

Lecture 65 The Notebook Recycle Bin

Lecture 66 WINDOWS 10: Collaborating on a Notebook

Section 12: Setting OneNote Options

Lecture 67 Customizing OneNote Options

Lecture 68 Password Protection

Lecture 69 Setting Backup Options

Lecture 70 WINDOWS 10: Setting OneNote Options

Section 13: Other Versions of OneNote

Lecture 71 Using OneNote Online

Lecture 72 Working with OneNote Mobile app

Section 14: Course Close

Lecture 73 Course Close

Anyone new to Microsoft OneNote,Users new to Microsoft OneNote 2016 and those upgrading from previous software versions