Microsoft OneNote - Detailed Tutorial Video
Get ready to learn how to use OneNote. This comprehensive OneNote tutorial will have you getting organized in a hurry! Microsoft OneNote is a fantastic FREE productivity tool to help you organize your home, school, or work life. Click the timestamps below to help navigate through this OneNote tutorial. The links mentioned in the video are below.
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Learn OneNote on the iPad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ozk7XneV5Jc
Using Google Drive with OneNote on iPad:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6bcEFuWCPA&t=298s
Save emails to OneNote: https://www.onenote.com/EmailToOneNote
1:24 Get Started with OneNote
1:42 Organize Notebooks
3:44 Create notebook, sections, and pages
5:05 Settings and views
7:00 Work with multiple accounts
7:25 Tell Me in OneNote
9:05 Adding text
11:05 Insert Video
12:15 Customize your pages
12:43 Tables
13:13 Insert, images and links
16:15 Record and insert audio
17:46 Research and citations
18:48 Math equations on OneNote
19:43 Search tool
20:28 Drawing tools on OneNote
22:55 OneNote Web Clipper
24:10 Save emails to OneNote
25:38 Publish pages and share notebooks
26:36 Print pages
27:00 Go mobile on OneNote
27:45 OneNote online
29:32 OneNote 2016
31:21 OneNote on a Mac
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