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Microsoft OneNote Presentation for the Greater New England Division (GNED) of the International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP) 2015 Spring Education Conference and Celebration May 29-31, 2015 Providence, Rhode Island
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OneNote deck
- 1. with Kirsten Rourke for AXIOM OneNote and Beyond
- 2. About Kirsten o CompTIA certified Technical Trainer, Speaker, and Instructional Designer o Owner of Rourke Training since 2000 o Partner of AXIOM Learning Solutions, LLC o Adobe Community Professional and Certified Instructor o User Group Manager of MACSU (MA Creative Software Users Group)
- 3. OneNote and Beyond o What is OneNote? o The MS Office Extended Universe o PC, Mac, and Mobile Versions o What can you do? o Beyond Text - Images and Audio o OneNote, Evernote, and others
- 10. iPhoneiPadOnlineMacWin Make Books, Sections, and Pages Minimal Editing Playback Audio Record Audio Tag Content The Basics work everywhere Search Tags Review History Moderate Editing Advanced Editing
- 11. Insert tab
- 12. View tab
- 14. iPad and iPhone
- 15. Draw
- 18. Compare OneNote o Tech Hive • More like Word • Better for complex formatting • Better for longer recording • Much better for ink notes • Templates for lots of notes o Lifehacker • Better “digital notebook” o Tech Republic • Slower load • More consistent interface • Much more free-form • Sync more consistent • Much better on windows Evernote o Tech Hive • Clean and easy interface • Better for simple notes • Better for quick audio o Lifehacker • Better “digital file cabinet” (more like a database) o Tech Republic • Faster load • Interface different on every device • More structured • Sync is less reliable Free and paid are same on Windows 3 Tiers of app cost
- 20. Thank You! Get the deck - http://www.slideshare.net/kirstenrourke Any Questions? http://www.axiomlearningsolutions.com/ http://www.KirstenRourke.com rourke.training@gmail.com
Editor's Notes
- What is OneNote? The MS Office Extended Universe - working in office 365. You CAN work without it, but it’s different. PC, Mac, and Mobile Versions What can you do? Beyond Text Images, Video, Audio OneNote, Evernote, and others
- You’ve probably heard over and over again that OneNote is like a 3-ring binder book with color tabs for sections and pages. It is, It’s also more Lots of space – flexible. Almost too flexible Available on web, mobile, desktop - win and mac, but not the same
- One note for Windows. Desktop App, Mobile, Web Fullest version if you have Office 2013 or Office 365.
- Mac has same flexibility but not all the same features. The web interface is the most consistent across platforms
- Create New Notebook Add Sections Rename Add pages Add text Windows Desktop is complete Chrome is the browser of choice Online is limited (no audio, search for tags…) Mac version has the “Office Problem” (no search for tags, different interface iPad has add, remove, edit, read, draw iPhone – add, remove, edit in small ways, read
- You can add content from browsers like Chrome and Firefox. Chrome is preferred and gets a cute little icon Firefox you can drag the installer to the toolbar but you might not get an icon –looks weird
- Google Keep – Sticky Notes Wunderlist