1. Office 365 – District, School, and classroom uses Chuck Jones Chief of Technology Jackson Madison County School System OneNote – Cloud based so it’s accessible across all devices

2. Unwilling to let go of your “paper” organizer that has all of your information in it? Do you find yourself sitting in front of your ipad, with yet another yellow paper note full of tidbits of information that you take in every meeting you attend? Are you emailing those notes to yourself so you don’t lose them? Are you searching in random places for that one misplaced “scribbling” that would make you a HERO if you could just find it? Do you search flash drives, user folders, email accounts and various other locations to find your things? Meeting notes??

3. Would you take the 30 minutes necessary to learn a new tool? Would you download the app on all your devices and “test drive” the application to prove “that guy” wrong? GO FOR IT, GIVE IT A SHOT? What if you could find a tool that would keep all your notes in one location accessible wherever you are???

4. Go HERE to get a Microsoft account if you don’t already have one.HERE Install the app on your devices, should be able to get them all from this location : HEREHERE Let’s go, Test drive time….. If you have some time, check out this LINK. 5 min video along with other resources around OneNote.LINK OneNote Cloud based Pre-Requisites

5. Best thing about Office 365 is the cost (FREE!!) Did I mention FREE?? Pricing information can be found HEREHERE Allows the district/school/classroom to setup accounts on an “as- needed” basis. Talk to your Technology Director, ask about the benefits. Exchange (email for subdomains) Lync (Instant Messaging) Sharepoint (Cloud based sites) SkyDrive (Web Based Apps) Office 365 – District, School, and Classroom