Desktop Computer Skills
Microsoft OneNote 2010 for End Users
Microsoft Office 2010: Managing Information with OneNote
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Microsoft Office 2010: Sharing Information with OneNote
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OneNote 2010: Formatting & Illustrating Notes
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OneNote 2010: Organizing, Protecting, & Sharing Notebooks
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OneNote 2010: Working with Notebooks
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Microsoft Office 2010: Managing Information with OneNote
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Office 2010: Managing Information with OneNote
- create a new notebook in OneNote 2010
- recognize how to create content for a OneNote 2010 Notebook
- recognize how to use formatting and editing features in OneNote 2010
- organize information using OneNote 2010
- add a Tag to a Note in OneNote 2010
- search for data in OneNote 2010
- use OneNote 2010 organization features
Overview/Description
Microsoft OneNote 2010 is a digital notebook application that lets you manage information quickly and efficiently much like a paper notebook you would use to take meeting or class notes. This application lets you type, paste, print, add web clips, audio, video, add handwritten notes to a notebook and to send content from other applications. You have a number of options for expanding notebooks. You can move things around on every page and a notebook can store an infinite amount of data, dependent only on the limitations of the storage location. This course explores the basics of OneNote 2010 including an introduction to the interface, ways of formatting your notebook's text, methods of adding links, images, and tags to a note, and organizing content into sections and pages.
Microsoft OneNote 2010 is a digital notebook application that lets you manage information quickly and efficiently much like a paper notebook you would use to take meeting or class notes. This application lets you type, paste, print, add web clips, audio, video, add handwritten notes to a notebook and to send content from other applications. You have a number of options for expanding notebooks. You can move things around on every page and a notebook can store an infinite amount of data, dependent only on the limitations of the storage location. This course explores the basics of OneNote 2010 including an introduction to the interface, ways of formatting your notebook's text, methods of adding links, images, and tags to a note, and organizing content into sections and pages.
Target Audience
A broad range of business users with basic computer proficiency including the fundamentals of word processing, e-mail, and presentation systems.
A broad range of business users with basic computer proficiency including the fundamentals of word processing, e-mail, and presentation systems.
Prerequisites: none
Microsoft Office 2010: Managing Information with OneNote
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Office 2010: Managing Information with OneNote
- create a new notebook in OneNote 2010
- recognize how to create content for a OneNote 2010 Notebook
- recognize how to use formatting and editing features in OneNote 2010
- organize information using OneNote 2010
- add a Tag to a Note in OneNote 2010
- search for data in OneNote 2010
- use OneNote 2010 organization features
Overview/Description
Microsoft OneNote 2010 is a digital notebook application that lets you manage information quickly and efficiently much like a paper notebook you would use to take meeting or class notes. This application lets you type, paste, print, add web clips, audio, video, add handwritten notes to a notebook and to send content from other applications. You have a number of options for expanding notebooks. You can move things around on every page and a notebook can store an infinite amount of data, dependent only on the limitations of the storage location. This course explores the basics of OneNote 2010 including an introduction to the interface, ways of formatting your notebook's text, methods of adding links, images, and tags to a note, and organizing content into sections and pages.
Microsoft OneNote 2010 is a digital notebook application that lets you manage information quickly and efficiently much like a paper notebook you would use to take meeting or class notes. This application lets you type, paste, print, add web clips, audio, video, add handwritten notes to a notebook and to send content from other applications. You have a number of options for expanding notebooks. You can move things around on every page and a notebook can store an infinite amount of data, dependent only on the limitations of the storage location. This course explores the basics of OneNote 2010 including an introduction to the interface, ways of formatting your notebook's text, methods of adding links, images, and tags to a note, and organizing content into sections and pages.
Target Audience
A broad range of business users with basic computer proficiency including the fundamentals of word processing, e-mail, and presentation systems.
A broad range of business users with basic computer proficiency including the fundamentals of word processing, e-mail, and presentation systems.
Prerequisites: none
Microsoft Office 2010: Sharing Information with OneNote
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Office 2010: Sharing Information with OneNote
- use OneNote 2010 and Outlook 2010 integration features
- use OneNote 2010 Office Suite integration features
- use OneNote 2010 Web-based Notebooks
- identify the features available for working with notes in OneNote 2010 Mobile
- share content in OneNote 2010
- collaborate with others in OneNote 2010
- use OneNote 2010 to integrate with other Applications
- use OneNote 2010 to share information and collaborate with others
Overview/Description
OneNote 2010 allows you to share your notes, by e-mail, SharePoint, SkyDrive, or by blogging them. You can collaborate on a shared notebook in a live session in which co-workers can edit and add to notes at the same time. This course explores OneNote's integration with other Office applications such as Outlook, Word and PowerPoint, and covers remote access, sharing, and privacy settings.
OneNote 2010 allows you to share your notes, by e-mail, SharePoint, SkyDrive, or by blogging them. You can collaborate on a shared notebook in a live session in which co-workers can edit and add to notes at the same time. This course explores OneNote's integration with other Office applications such as Outlook, Word and PowerPoint, and covers remote access, sharing, and privacy settings.
Target Audience
A broad range of business users with basic computer proficiency including the fundamentals of word processing, e-mail, and presentation systems.
A broad range of business users with basic computer proficiency including the fundamentals of word processing, e-mail, and presentation systems.
Prerequisites: none
Microsoft Office 2010: Sharing Information with OneNote
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Office 2010: Sharing Information with OneNote
- use OneNote 2010 and Outlook 2010 integration features
- use OneNote 2010 Office Suite integration features
- use OneNote 2010 Web-based Notebooks
- identify the features available for working with notes in OneNote 2010 Mobile
- share content in OneNote 2010
- collaborate with others in OneNote 2010
- use OneNote 2010 to integrate with other Applications
- use OneNote 2010 to share information and collaborate with others
Overview/Description
OneNote 2010 allows you to share your notes, by e-mail, SharePoint, SkyDrive, or by blogging them. You can collaborate on a shared notebook in a live session in which co-workers can edit and add to notes at the same time. This course explores OneNote's integration with other Office applications such as Outlook, Word and PowerPoint, and covers remote access, sharing, and privacy settings.
OneNote 2010 allows you to share your notes, by e-mail, SharePoint, SkyDrive, or by blogging them. You can collaborate on a shared notebook in a live session in which co-workers can edit and add to notes at the same time. This course explores OneNote's integration with other Office applications such as Outlook, Word and PowerPoint, and covers remote access, sharing, and privacy settings.
Target Audience
A broad range of business users with basic computer proficiency including the fundamentals of word processing, e-mail, and presentation systems.
A broad range of business users with basic computer proficiency including the fundamentals of word processing, e-mail, and presentation systems.
Prerequisites: none
OneNote 2010: Formatting & Illustrating Notes
Lesson Objectives
OneNote 2010: Formatting & Illustrating Notes
- Formatting your notes
- Tagging your notes
- Creating your own tag
- Finding tags
- Using a stylus
- Inserting shapes
- Selecting & deleting an item
- Organizing your items
- Inserting links
- Inserting a file
- Creating video & audio recordings
- Changing your page's appearance
Overview/Description
Notes in OneNote do not have to contain only plain text. Discover how to format notes; use tags; insert shapes, links, and files; and create video and audio recordings.
Target
Prerequisites: none
OneNote 2010: Organizing, Protecting, & Sharing Notebooks
Lesson Objectives
OneNote 2010: Organizing, Protecting, & Sharing Notebooks
- Organizing your sections within your notebook
- Creating section pages
- Using page templates
- Grouping your sections
- Displaying your recent changes
- Protecting your notes
- Using the recycle bin
- Understanding the involvement of your collaborating authors
- Sharing your notes
Overview/Description
Keep your notebooks organized using sections. Discover how to work with sections in OneNote, use page templates, and protect and share notes.
Target
Prerequisites: none
OneNote 2010: Working with Notebooks
Lesson Objectives
OneNote 2010: Working with Notebooks
- Using the program
- Creating a notebook
- Creating a new note
- Creating a linked note
- Copying elements from the internet
- Performing a search
- Customizing your interface
- Configuring the program
Overview/Description
OneNote is a digital notebook that can be used offline on your computer, or synced to the Internet or local network. Get started with OneNote, from using and configuring the program to creating notebooks and notes.
Target
Prerequisites: none
