OneNote Quick Tips

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Heather Severino

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01 - Introduction

01 - Get organized with OneNote.mp4

00:47

02 - 1. Managing Cloud-Based Notebooks

01 - Add a notebook in Microsoft Teams.mp4

00:54

02 - Create a notebook in OneDrive.mp4

00:39

03 - Share a notebook.mp4

01:17

04 - Move a notebook.mp4

00:43

05 - Delete a notebook in OneDrive.mp4

00:28

03 - 2. OneNote for the Microsoft 365 App

01 - Add sections and grouped sections.mp4

01:07

02 - Create pages from templates.mp4

01:39

03 - Take Outlook meeting notes.mp4

01:02

04 - Send an email message to a notebook.mp4

00:46

05 - Add additional languages to proof notes.mp4

01:26

06 - Translate the language of notes.mp4

01:02

07 - Password-protect a notebook.mp4

01:24

08 - Handwrite notes.mp4

01:17

09 - Use Ink to Text.mp4

00:36

10 - Draw shapes in OneNote.mp4

01:01

11 - Add space for notes in a OneNote notebook page.mp4

00:49

12 - Create speech-to-text notes with dictation.mp4

01:14

13 - Insert an image in OneNote.mp4

00:31

14 - Search for images with embedded text.mp4

01:05

15 - Insert a printout.mp4

01:05

16 - Screen clipping within a notebook.mp4

00:35

17 - Screen clipping from the Microsoft Edge browser.mp4

01:20

18 - Copy text from a note graphic.mp4

00:27

19 - Sync a notebook in OneNote.mp4

00:50

20 - Export notebook content.mp4

00:43

21 - Email content in OneNote.mp4

00:48

22 - Print content in OneNote.mp4

01:02

04 - 3. OneNote for the Web

01 - View page versions.mp4

00:55

02 - Show notes authors.mp4

00:35

03 - Manage deleted notes.mp4

00:48

05 - 4. OneNote for Mobile

01 - Capture a document or whiteboard image.mp4

01:14

02 - Sort pages.mp4

00:27

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Get quick answers to your most pressing OneNote questions. In these easy-to-follow, bite-sized videos, OneNote MVP and Microsoft Certified Trainer Heather Severino offers an overview of best practices and pro user advice to help you get the most out of your experience with OneNote, the popular cloud notebook application from Microsoft. Learn how to capture content in exciting new ways by learning how to manage your own note-taking workbook. Find out how to customize notes with sections, handwrite notes and use Ink to Text, and incorporate shapes and speech-to-text into your writing. Along the way, Heather shows you how to search for images with embedded text (OCR), work with screen clippings, password-protect notebooks, share notebooks, export content, and more.

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Heather Severino is a globally recognized Microsoft Certified Trainer and Microsoft MVP with over two decades of experience in the technology and learning industries. Her background includes government, corporate, sports and media technology. Heather helps individuals and organizations learn how to maximize productivity in the modern workplace by sharing real-world experience and knowledge of Microsoft 365 applications and services. She has been Microsoft Certified since 2006 and became a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) in 2011. In 2012, Microsoft appointed her an MCT Regional Lead for the United States, and she is currently one of approximately 75 MCT Regional Leads worldwide mentoring other MCTs. In 2017, Microsoft honored her with the distinguished award as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for the OneNote technology. She has been re-awarded the past four years as an Office Apps and Services Microsoft MVP. When she’s not teaching in the virtual or onsite classroom, you can either find her at a technology conference helping others prep for their Microsoft certification exams or looking for turtles below the surface of the ocean.

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