Course Overview
Course Overview
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In this self-paced, online course, participants will explore OneNote, the popular digital note-taking application. OneNote is a digital version of a physical notebook. Use it to capture and organize notes, add images, tables, links, audio, and video.
All FWISD educators are welcome to attend this beginner-level session.
Level: Beginner
FLEX ELECTIVE CREDIT: 1
CPE CREDIT: 1
Please note that there may be some practice steps included below. These are not required to receive credit for this course. Credit is granted to participants who score a minimum of 80% on the Course Assessment.
Please note that there may be some practice steps included below. These are not required to receive credit for this course. Credit is granted to participants who score a minimum of 80% on the Course Assessment.
Course Objectives
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to...
By the end of this course, you will be able to...
access OneNote via the Office365 application.
create and organize a notebook.
create new pages.
edit and move pages.
add images, tables, links, audio, and video to notebook pages.
share your notebook.
Guiding Questions
Guiding Questions
What is OneNote, and what can it be used for?
How do you access OneNote via Office 365?
How do you create and organize a notebook?
How do you create, edit, and move pages within a notebook?
How do you add images, tables, links, audio, and video to notebook pages?
How do you share a notebook with others?
Watch the video for an introduction to this course and an overview of OneNote.
Read the information and watch the video from Microsoft Support to learn more about what OneNote is and how it can be used.
Watch the video to learn how to access OneNote through the Office365 tile on your Classlink Portal.
Then, watch the next video to learn about the different versions of OneNote. This course will focus on the online version.
Accessing OneNote
Accessing OneNote
OneNote Versions
OneNote Versions
Read the information from Microsoft to learn how to create and organize your notebook.
Complete the tutorial to learn more about how to create a OneNote Notebook.
See all the steps for this tutorial in one stream by clicking HERE.
Create a OneNote Notebook in your FWISD account.
Try This
Try This
Create a new notebook.
Name your notebook.
Name your first section.
Title the page.
Type something on the page.
Read and watch the information from Microsoft to learn about some of the basic tasks in OneNote.
Please note: Microsoft is currently adjusting the ability to share a single page of notes. This feature may or may not be available at the time you are completing this course. It is a feature that Microsoft plans to release across all its versions of OneNote.
Watch the video to learn more about creating, editing, and moving pages.
Watch the video to learn more about adding images, tables, links, audio, and video to your pages.
Read the information from Microsoft to learn how to share your notebook.
For more information about OneNote, explore these resources.
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
OneNote Class Notebook - An interactive notebook that can be used with your students
The Microsoft Education Center - contains a wealth of resources and free courses to expand your knowledge of ANY Microsoft product.
You must answer all questions correctly and receive a score of at least 80% to receive credit for this course.
👉You may retake the assessment as many times as you need in order to score 80%👈
NOTE:
You must be logged into your FWISD Google Account in order to take this assessment. In another browser window, navigate to www.fwisd.org/myfwisd and log in. If you have not used your FWISD Google Drive before, you must click on Google Drive within your MyFWISD portal in order to activate your FWISD Google connection. Once you have initiated that connection, you will be able to return to this page and click on the image above to take the assessment.
Before taking the assessment, can you answer these guiding questions?
Before taking the assessment, can you answer these guiding questions?
What is OneNote, and what can it be used for?
How do you access OneNote via Office 365?
How do you create and organize a notebook?
How do you create, edit, and move pages within a notebook?
How do you add images, tables, links, audio, and video to notebook pages?
How do you share a notebook with others?
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