OneNote for Organization and Collaboration

Designed for teachers and students, this course demonstrates how OneNote 2013 can be used to create media-rich digital notes, lessons, and research projects that can be easily accessed and shared. To begin, you’ll learn how to create notebooks, attach files, and access drawing tools that allow you to handwrite your notes, which can later be turned into typed text or mathematical equations. You’ll explore annotation tools, particularly tags, to help you organize your notes and indicate meaning or significance to important items. Collaboration is central in the classroom, and in this course you’ll learn how to utilize OneNote to deliver your content, and include not just text, but videos, audio, and links to webpages to enhance the learning experience for your students.
This 1-hour, 7-minute course provides engaging narration, step-by-step video instruction, examples of sample projects, as well as downloadable files that will guide you through some of the more complicated tasks discussed in the course.