Description
Get more out of OneNote
OneNote is already your go-to tool for jotting down and sharing your notes. You picked up the basics of OneNote in the OneNote: basic training or learned them along the way.
But you'll become an even bigger fan of OneNote after this training, 'The finer points of OneNote'. You'll pick up plenty of time-saving tips that also make your notes more organized.
Objectives
After this training, you'll know the finer points of OneNote, allowing you to work even more efficiently with this fantastic note-taking tool.
Target audience
Anyone who has already taken the basic training or has been working with OneNote for a while and wants to sharpen their skills.
Prerequisites
A solid grasp of OneNote basics.
Contents
Structuring your OneNote notebook
Creating, copying and moving sections, pages and subpages
Version history of notebook pages
Notebook recycle bin
Pinning frequently used notebooks to the taskbar
Quickly finding your most recently used notebooks
Quick notes
Highlighting and searching notes
Adding a table of contents
Adding cross-reference links
Adding and removing tags
Searching for tagged notes
Searching for notes
Templates in OneNote
Page settings (colour, style, size)
Views
Creating, editing and setting page templates
Printing to OneNote
Sharing notes
Sending notes by email
Printing notes
Sharing a notebook and managing permissions
Collaborating with others in a notebook
Quickly finding the most recently edited notes (also by author)
Taking minutes in meetings
Adding meeting details
Outlook vs. OneNote
Linking to Teams/OneDrive
Recording audio and saving it in OneNote
Linked notes
Integration with Office
Integration with Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
Importing and copying information from other applications
Auto-linking to documents and web pages
Handy shortcut keys to bring structure to your notes
Advanced settings
Saving and backing up
Sending to OneNote
Audio and video
Customising the ribbon
OneNote & smartphone (if time allows)
Adding the OneNote app
Finding and opening a notebook
Adding different types of objects
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