October 2015
Beginner to intermediate
5h 1m
English
Closed Captioning available in English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional)
Overview
How to Use OneNote® to Manage Your Information is an easy-to-understand yet comprehensive video course that introduces viewers to OneNote, and then explains exactly how to use this popular application to create, collect, organize, manage, share, and archive information using their computer and/or mobile device. Different methods for efficiently creating and managing various types of content are also covered within this video course.
Description
This course includes a strong emphasis on demonstrating how to use OneNote in order to create and import content in a variety of different ways, and on how to organize that content so it’s readily accessible anytime and anywhere, from any computer or mobile device that’s linked to the same OneDrive account. From this course, OneNote users also discover how to use the software and mobile app’s collaboration tools.
This course uses narrated screencasts, animated slides, and other types of visual content in order to provide easy-to-follow, compressive, informative, and entertaining lessons that allow the viewer to become fully-proficient using OneNote.
Skill Level
- Beginner to Intermediate
What You Will Learn
- How to use OneNote on all hardware platforms, including mobile devices
- How to use the tools needed to create, compose, and edit each type of content
- How to create, manage, and work with virtual Notebooks within all versions of OneNote
- How to import paper-based content directly into OneNote using any scanner or the optional Office Lens app on your smartphone or tablet
- How to use OneNote's Audio Recording tool and other sources to add audio to Pages
- How to quickly find, organize, and manage content that you have stored within OneNote by incorporating Tags or using OneNote's Search tool
- How to use OneNote's Print tool, as well as how to share OneNote Page content via email
- How to use OneNote's Collaboration tools
Who Should Take this Course
- Anyone who wants to start using OneNote to manage and organize their content. Current OneNote users who are interested in learning how to utilize more advanced features or to find more ways OneNote can help them stay organized will also benefit from this course.
Course Requirements
- None, however access to OneNote 2016 or Office 365 would be helpful.
About Que Video
Que Video helps you learn technology efficiently with easy-to-follow video tutorials covering popular software apps, online games, and more. All Que videos are professionally produced and feature the highest quality step-by-step instruction designed by trusted authors and trainers from Que Publishing, an imprint of Pearson‚Äîthe world’s leading learning company. View Que Videos at http://www.quepublishing.com/quevideo.
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