Even if you’ve never heard of OneNote, you probably already own it. And if you do, you already own one of the best organizational tools out there.
Today’s Tip for Teachers is how to use OneNote, a free program from Microsoft that is a potential game-changer for teachers.
What One Note Solves for Teachers
- Paperwork
- Managing Files
- Storing and Finding Information
- Meetings Notes
- Efficiency
- Anywhere Whiteboard
What is OneNote?
- Digital Notebook
- free
- part of MS Office
- use on any device
- No files!! (database)
- Syncs across all devices
- Powerful search
Some uses for OneNote
- Checklists & Brainstorms
- Integration w/ Office & the web
- phone app gives full access to OneNote
- post websites to OneNote
- post emails to OneNote
- track meeting notes via Outlook or Skype
- add or link files, spreadsheets
- Cut/Paste
- Whiteboard
- Sharing
- Other features
- Password Protection
- Voice note
Resources:
- OneNote home page
- OneNote for Teachers
- OneNote Apps
- OneNote Downloads includes OneNote for
- Windows Desktop, Windows 10 App, Web App, Windows Phone, Mac, iPad, iPhone, Android
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