One Note

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What is OneNote?

OneNote is Microsoft program that allows you to capture, organise and share digital notes. It is freely available on desktop, online, tablet and mobile platforms.

Acting as a digital notebook, OneNote allows media rich capturing of notes such as text, pictures, photos (captured directly from a phone), web clippings, audio, video and digital drawing.

It also supports searching, tagging and intelligent organisation of notes that you capture.

Click here for guidance on setting up OneNote in Course Resources.

Why would I use OneNote?

  • Organise your thoughts, notes and resources all in one place.
  • Use intelligent search features to quickly find previous notes
  • Create multiple notebooks for different projects
  • Create and organise teaching resources.
  • Conduct and record research all in one place
  • OneNote is cross platform and freely available on desktop, online, tablet and mobile platforms
  • OneNote has accessibility features built into the software, similar to Microsoft Word and other Microsoft Office tools

 

Accessibility Notes

  • OneNote is cross platform and freely available on desktop, online, tablet and mobile platforms
  • OneNote has accessibility features built into the software, similar to Microsoft Word and other Microsoft Office tools

Resources

https://www.onenote.com/

https://blogs.office.com/onenote/education/

https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/What-is-OneNote-be6cc6cc-3ca7-4f46-8876-5000f013c563

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2017/05/31/immersive-reader-comes-to-outlook-on-the-web-and-the-onenote-for-windows-10-app-and-expands-its-global-reach/

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2017/02/27/learning-tools-for-word-online-and-onenote-online-now-available-plus-new-languages/

 

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