You’ll love its anywhere, anytime, any device convenience. Voila! You now have an online notebook for jotting down notes during a meeting, organizing info related to a project, or keeping track of details for an ongoing responsibility. Each item on a page is in its own content box, which you can resize or move around.
Pages and sections can be in any order you choose by dragging them up or down. Then, just start typing or you can insert images and files onto a page. To get started, click Add section and/or Add page. If you don’t have any saved notebooks, OneNote will start a new one when you log in.Įach Notebook is organized into sections and pages similar to a three-ring binder with section dividers. To create a new notebook, click + New notebook. Just select a notebook or click the Notebook icon to see all available notebooks. Once you log in, you’ll see a list of your current notebooks. First, to access OneNote, just open the desktop or mobile app on your device or log into Office 365 and select OneNote. (Next week, we’ll discuss classroom notebooks to help take your courses to the next level!) Learn the Basicsīefore you ditch your paper notebooks and binder tabs, a quick review of OneNote basics is in order. By learning just a few tips and tricks, OneNote may just become your next favorite app. All your notes are always with you, so you can stay on top of your to-do list, organize all the things you need to remember, and flesh out new ideas. A OneNote digital notebook saves and syncs all your notes as you work-and is available from any device using the web, desktop, or mobile app. Thanks to Microsoft OneNote, gone are the days of having random notepapers strewn across your desk, a collection of binders on your shelf, or lugging a notebook to meetings.
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