You can take notes with a notebook, but it gets so much more convenient with Microsoft OneNote. After all, you can easily go search your notes afterwards, or share them with your colleagues - just to name a few of the many benefits.

Microsoft OneNote allows you to write, structure and reuse notes on laptops, smartphones or tabletss. This course will give you an overview of the options OneNote has to offer

Get started with OneNote

• The launch and exploration of OneNote
• Add article to existing notes
• Save OneNote data
• OneNote Help and Office Online support
• Synchronization of your notes

Note-taking and layout

• Creating a storage structure for notes
• Adding notes
• Layout for notes and checking spelling
• Adding special content
• Create notes with a mouse or digital pen
• Use shortcuts to easily take notes during a meeting

Editing and reorganizing notes

• Moving and copying text
• An overview of notes
• Move and group
• Renaming, moving, and deleting pages
• Renaming, moving, and deleting sections and folders

Flagging and finding notes

• Adding and removing tags
• Customizing note tags
• Finding tagged notes
• Finding notes
• Wiki links

Flagging data

• Create pages with a letterhead
• Insert images into notes
• Create lists in notes
• Creating bulleted and numbered lists

Sharing notes

• Sending notes via email
• Printing notes
• Collaborate with other people
• OneNote and SharePoint/OneDrive
• The integration with Office
• Integration with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Outlook
• Adding files, printouts and spreadsheets.
• Prepare for a meeting by adding and consulting meeting details
• Prepare for meetings with OneNote
• Importing and copying data from other applications
• Auto-link to documents and web pages