OneNote for Windows 10 Essential Training

Course details

Stay organized using OneNote for Windows 10. In this course, Microsoft MVP and Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) Heather Severino shows you everything you need to know about using the Windows version of OneNote. Heather covers how to set up and organize your notebooks, work with pages and sections, and format typed notes and lists. She goes over how to create audio notes, handwritten notes, and quick notes from a web browser. Heather also shows you how to import content from other apps, such as Excel and Outlook. Plus, learn how to manage notes and find them fast, using time-saving keyboard shortcuts.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Stay organized with OneNote
02 - Who this course is for
03 - Launch OneNote

1. Set Up and Organize Your Notebooks

04 - Create a notebook stored in OneDrive
05 - Open a notebook stored on your computer
06 - Share a notebook
07 - Sync notebook content
08 - Change the interface color setting

2. Working with Sections

09 - Create a section
10 - Rename, move, and delete a section
11 - Create a linked section
12 - Password-protect a section

3. Working with Pages

13 - Create, move, and delete a page
14 - Make a subpage
15 - Rearranging with the Cut, Copy, and Paste tools
16 - Working in Full Screen mode

4. Formatting Typed Notes and Lists

17 - Apply the look of other content to text
18 - Format notes with bullets and tables
19 - Create a to-do list
20 - Set the default paste option
21 - Add space for additional notes

5. Creating Audio, Handwritten, and Other Types of Notes

22 - Copy and paste a link to a paragraph
23 - Add meeting details
24 - Take notes with dictation
25 - Handwrite notes on a ruled page
26 - Take quick notes

6. Importing Content from Other Apps

27 - Embed videos
28 - Insert a document

7. Managing and Searching Notebooks

29 - Tag notes
30 - Search for notes
31 - View who authored a note
32 - Print notes
33 - Replay notes

Conclusion

34 - Keyboard shortcuts and resources
35 - Expand your note-taking skills