OneNote can be used for taking notes, recording audio, sketching ideas, and organizing notes across devices. It allows users to create different notebooks and sections to organize notes. Notes can be shared with others for collaboration. The document discusses layout templates for organizing notes, such as for action items or drawing, and tips for effective notetaking. It also covers how and when to share notebooks privately or publicly with other collaborators.
2. Uses Layouts Notes Sharing
Topics
What OneNote can be used for, layouts for a notebook, taking note etiquette, and how to share your ideas.
3. Uses – Let’s Get Started
• Type notes or record audio to keep on track
• Sketch or write ideas with a stylus
• Add pictures from your phone or tablet
• Find notes throughout your entire library
• Organize notes in sections and different notebooks
• Synchronize across devices instantly for constant
access
• Share notebooks with others to contribute and
remain connected
4. Layouts
Templates for Success
• Why
– When to use a template
• Examples
• Creating your own
template(s)
General Styles
• Layouts for yourself
– What’s important
– Action items
• Best fits
• Writing vs drawing
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Editor's Notes
This is a basic template for a OneNote tutorial. Details would be then entered into the notes portion for the trainer, as well as additional slides to show important details that would want to be noted for those undertaking the training. The purpose of this PowerPoint is Gwendolyn’s demonstration of creating effective teaching and learning tools within a short period of time that is engaging and attractive to learning i.e., PowerPoint does not have to be boring.
The slides have action timers present so that you do not have to click to initiate actions.
Thank you for taking the time to view my PowerPoint presentation! If you have questions on how I created this, or would like some training on using PowerPoint (or OneNote) in general, please do not hesitate to contact me at gwen.amberg@gmail.com
