OneNote
Your digital notebook: notes and organization
Master OneNote as your digital notebook: set up notebooks, sections and pages and sync them with OneDrive. You will take notes with text, tables, tags, handwriting, pictures, audio and files, find anything quickly and share a notebook with others. By the end you will use OneNote for exam preparation with the Cornell method, a revision plan and shortcuts.
6 lessons3 modules≈ 1.4 hBeginnerIntermediateAdvanced
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Start courseHow OneNote is organized: notebooks, sections and pages
Course content
12 lessons
OneNote basics
BeginnerNotebook structure, syncing with OneDrive and the core note-taking tools.
- 1How OneNote is organized: notebooks, sections and pagesLearn what notebooks, section groups, sections, pages and subpages are, how to create a notebook on OneDrive and how to check syncing.12 min
- 2Taking notes: text, lists, tables, tags and inkType anywhere on the page, format text, build lists and tables, use `To Do` and other tags, and turn handwriting into text and equations.15 min
22 lessons
Content and organization
IntermediateAdding pictures, files, audio and templates, moving pages, search, tags and links.
- 3Inserting content: pictures, files, audio and templatesLearn to insert pictures, screen clippings, files, PDF printouts, Excel spreadsheets, audio and video recordings, links and page templates.14 min
- 4Organizing and finding: moving pages, search, tags and linksMove pages and sections, search every notebook, gather all tasks with `Find Tags` and connect pages with `[[ ]]` links.13 min
32 lessons
Sharing and studying with OneNote
AdvancedSharing notebooks, co-editing, page versions, Class Notebook and exam-preparation techniques.
- 5Sharing and collaboration: permissions, versions and Class NotebookShare a notebook, choose between `can edit` and `can view`, co-edit, restore page versions and deleted pages, and get to know Class Notebook.15 min
- 6Studying with OneNote: Cornell notes, revision plans and shortcutsBuild Cornell notes in a table, test yourself with a question-and-answer outline, plan revision with `To Do` tags, listen to your notes and work fast with shortcuts.16 min