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WORK SMARTER WITH MICROSOFT ONENOTE

WHY YOU NEED THIS BOOK

  • You will learn the organizational power and ease of notetaking in this book.
  • You will learn how to create a notebook, enter information, categorize and search your notes, organize your notebook pages and sections, add shapes, videos, web clippings, documents, and emails, and much more.
  • You will even find out how OneNote works best with other Microsoft programs, such as Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams.
  • You will also discover how to make OneNote a habit, real-life examples of possible notebooks, and best practices for working with OneNote. 

Work Smarter with Microsoft OneNote is a must-have book!

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The Contents of This Book

An expert guide to setting up OneNote notebooks to become more organized, efficient, and productive.

Everything you need in the Work Smarter with Microsoft OneNote book.

  1. OneNote – How and Where to Use it?

2. Exploring Screen Layout

3. Creating Notebooks, Sections, and Pages

4. Entering Information in Your Notebook 

5. Best Practices for Creation and Easy Retrieval of Notes

6. Categorizing and Searching Notes

7. Organizing and Easily Working with Pages, Sections, and Notebooks

8. Adding Shapes, Videos, Web Pages, and More to Your Notes

9. Inserting Links and Attachments into Your Notebooks

10. Outlook and OneNote Belong Together

11. Using OneNote Online with OneDrive, SharePoint, or Teams

12. Printing and Sharing with OneNote

13. Making OneNote a Habit

14. Customizing OneNote Settings

15. Real-Life Examples of OneNote Notebooks

Section 1

The Anatomy of OneNote

In this section, we’ll learn about the OneNote screen and toolbars. You’ll discover how to easily create a notebook with multiple sections and pages and find out how to add notes (typed or handwritten) and even customize your notebooks to suit your personal style.

We’ll learn about the advantages of OneNote and find out about the different versions available to us and all the different devices that we can access OneNote from. 

We’ll get comfortable with all the menus and features in OneNote so that you know what is possible. We’ll then learn how to create well-organized notebooks with the right number of sections and pages and identify all the different ways to add information to our notebook pages.

We’ll also see how we can handwrite in OneNote, as well as customizing the look of our pages and text.

Section 2

Navigating, searching, & shortcuts within Notebooks

A notebook within OneNote is more than just a collection of notes. It becomes a reference that you can rely on to find anything fast. If you think of something and write it down (in OneNote), you will be able to remember it and retrieve it quickly with OneNote. In this section, you will learn how to navigate through OneNote with ease, how to search for virtually anything, and how to save time with shortcuts.

You’ll learn how to copy or move information easily within your notebooks or from notebook to notebook and learn valuable tips for creating notebooks with sections and
pages that flow logically and are well organized.

You’ll discover how to apply tags to your notebook pages so that your notes stand out and are easy to search.

You’ll also learn how to move, copy, rename, or delete any part of your notebook(s) and see how to access a notebook from any device you own. We’ll also find out how to password protect or color code our  notebooks.

Section 3

Inserting information & links into your notebooks

Microsoft OneNote is a program like no other. It can house so much information. There is almost no limit to what you can store in your OneNote notebooks. Just as your paper notebook can get full with a lot of extra pages clipped in or sticky notes sticking out of it, so too can your OneNote notebook. A big difference with OneNote, though, is it will not look messy.

In this section, we’ll learn how to do math, easily create shapes, and add media to our notebook pages. We’ll discover the built-in highlighter pens and the camera, which you can use to add a picture to a page.

We’ll also learn how to cross-reference any information from any notebook with the help of links. You’ll also find out how to attach or link documents in your notebooks.

We’ll then see how easily you can send an email or appointment from Outlook to OneNote.

Section 4

Integrating OneNote with other Microsoft 365 Apps

Microsoft OneNote is a vital part of the Office 365 suite of programs. This notebook app is a powerful means of collaboration and sharing information. With our world’s shift to working more remotely, OneNote is an amazing application that can assist in connecting others. In this section, you will learn how OneNote seamlessly integrates with Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive, as well as Outlook appointments.

You’ll learn how to view or rename your notebooks that are created in OneDrive, SharePoint, or Teams. You’ll also find out how to create a notebook in SharePoint and connect a notebook to an existing Teams channel.

We’ll then discover printing from OneNote. We’ll learn how to share information with OneNote as well as how to share a OneNote notebook with others.

The Work Smarter with Microsoft OneNote book is for you if...

  • you save notes on your phone
  • wear out more spiral notebooks than you can count
  • or are a Microsoft 365 user and need to keep track of information. 
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