1. ONENOTE – MICROSOFT OFFICE February 3, 2014

2. ONENOTE  Designed for taking notes  Class Notes / Brainstorm / Organize  What makes taking notes with OneNote Special?  You can store, organize, and retrieve notes in various ways  OneNote adds other dimensions to note taking  Notes can be copied, moved and combined with other notes  Notes can be building blocks for different Projects

3. ONENOTE Apple vs. Microsoft  If you do not have Microsoft you can still use OneNote through SkyDrive

4. ONENOTE  A OneNote file is called a Notebook  Within a Notebook you can write notes and organize your notes into  Sections  Section Groups  Pages  Subpages

5. ONENOTE – ORGANIZING Three Ring Binder  Inside individual items indexed  Inside each index are papers of notes

7. ONENOTE

8. ONENOTE – CREATE A NEW NOTEBOOK

9. ONENOTE  Home Tab  Things you can do -

10. NOTEBOOK PANE / SECTION TABS / PAGE WINDOW – WITH NOTES / PAGE PANE OneNote

11. ONENOTE  Unpin Notebook  This will hide your Notebooks (your bookcase) and give the entire page for taking notes.  Drop-down arrow on Notebook to Pin and see the Notebooks (bookcase) to the right again

13. ONENOTE  Create a Group / New Notebook Tab  Create a new book  Create a new folder  Create a new page

14. ONENOTE  What can I do with Insert on OneNote

15. ONENOTE – YOUR TURN  Go to OneNote  Create a Book for Computer Apps Class  Create Folders within Computer Apps  Create Pages  Create another Book for other classes  Create Folders for that class (Math/Science, etc)  Create Pages for that class  Ready…Set…Take Notes Better in Class and Life

16. ONENOTE Homework – Due Wednesday 5th