2. What is OneNote?

3. Let’s create our first notebook Learning OneNote

4. The Anatomy of OneNote

5. How do I save? No Save Button!! OneNote automatically and continuously syncs (saves) your work while you take notes, whenever you switch to another page or section, and whenever you close sections and notebooks.

6. How does syncing work? OneNote is constantly syncing in the background, plus a backup copy Multiple people can work in the same notebook at the same time when it is stored on a server or in the cloud.

7. Storing/Sharing Notebooks

8. Uses for Education School Improvement Plans Team meetings Guidance meetings Lesson Planning Building Interactive Lessons and Projects Planning around district initiatives Assigning Tasks Professional Development Training

9. 1.Navigate to the Office 365 account set up for this training 2.Double-click on the OneNote file titled “Introduction to OneNote” 3.Click the “Browse” button and navigate to the folder of your choice (or create a new one) 4.Click “Create” Unpacking our class notebook Note: If you get a window asking whether to save to the web or to the computer, choose “web” and save to your SkyDrive

10. Basic Skills DEMO

11. Keeping the learning going… 1.Consistency is key 2.Continue to support each other’s learning 3.Refer to the OneNote Basics tab in your notebook, and the HELP button when you get stuck