OneNote Tips and Tricks

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Heather Severino

1:07:39

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01 - Introduction

01 - Doing more with OneNote.mp4

00:45

02 - Who is this course for.mp4

00:32

02 - Top 10 Power Shortcuts

01 - Take a screenshot of any area on your screen.mp4

01:36

02 - Copy text from a picture.mp4

01:38

03 - Customize the Quick Access Toolbar and ribbon.mp4

04:57

04 - Quickly create a table in OneNote.mp4

02:27

05 - Change the default font type, size, and color.mp4

01:59

06 - Make space for additional notes.mp4

01:45

07 - Link to files, webpages, or other places in a notebook.mp4

01:34

08 - Email a page from OneNote with one click.mp4

01:47

09 - Send email to a specific notebook location.mp4

02:52

10 - Password-protect sections.mp4

02:19

03 - Set Up and Organize Your Notebooks

01 - Save time with page templates.mp4

04:16

02 - Create a page index.mp4

01:19

03 - Move OneNote pages and sections.mp4

02:15

04 - Create notebook section groups.mp4

02:50

05 - Add a notebook to a team channel.mp4

02:37

04 - Take Better Notes

01 - Automatically link to open presentations, docs, or webpages.mp4

02:59

02 - Record audio and text for synced playback.mp4

02:16

03 - Translate the language of notes.mp4

02:23

04 - Taking notes with the OneNote mobile app.mp4

02:38

05 - Improve the Look of Your Notes

01 - Apply the look of other content to text.mp4

02:42

02 - Convert handwritten text to typed text.mp4

01:23

06 - Import Content from Other Apps

01 - Embed an online video in OneNote.mp4

01:34

02 - Embed Excel spreadsheets and Visio diagrams.mp4

03:51

03 - Capturing web content with the Microsoft Edge browser.mp4

02:17

07 - Find Notes

01 - Find text in pictures.mp4

02:24

02 - Create, assign, and find custom tag notes.mp4

03:47

08 - Conclusion

01 - Take more notes with OneNote.mp4

01:57

Description

OneNote is a robust note-taking app that allows you to jot down and save ideas wherever you are—from a scribbled-on napkin to a saved article on the web—and cross-tag for easy recall. In this course Heather Severino, a Microsoft Certified Trainer and MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) Master, offers tips to help you be even more organized and productive with this powerful note-taking tool. Heather covers top power shortcuts, explains how to set up and organize your notebooks, shares tips for taking better notes and improving the look of your notes (like converting handwritten text to typed text), and goes into how to import content from other apps. Lastly she shows you how to find notes and find text in pictures.

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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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