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MAKING YOUR LIFE EASIER WITH
MICROSOFT ONENOTE
Presented by Janet Crum
Reference Awareness Day, January 21, 2015
WHAT IS ONENOTE?
• A note-taking application
• Included with Microsoft Office since 2003
• Free download or can use online version free:
http://www.onenote.com
• Desktop app available for Windows 7, Windows 8, MacOS
(Mavericks and up)
• Mobile app available for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone
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WHY ONENOTE? WHY NOT USE WORD?
• Organized like a notebook rather than like a document
• Combine information from different sources, in different formats,
into a single page, tab, or notebook – and organize it easily.
• Searchability
• Integration with Outlook
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DEMO: QUICK OVERVIEW
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ONENOTE AND OUTLOOK: EMAIL
•Send an email to a note
•Email a note
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ONENOTE AND OUTLOOK: CALENDAR
• Create a note
from an
appointment –
and add meeting
notes to it,
attach files, etc.
• Link from
appointment to
note and vice
versa
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ONENOTE AND OUTLOOK: TASKS
• Create tasks in OneNote
• Great for meeting action items
• They stay linked
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Completed
task
Outstanding
task
USE CASES
• Taking notes at meetings
• Organizing notes for reference questions, projects, presentations,
articles, etc.
• Organizing conference information
– Travel info
– Meeting info
– Notes from sessions – and can embed presentation slides,
handouts, etc. Scan paper handouts later and add.
• And a few suggestions for your personal life
– Home improvement projects – swatches, pictures, paint chips
– Recipes
– Vacation planning
– Tax information – scan receipts, keep notes throughout the year,
etc.
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COOL STUFF I DON’T HAVE TIME TO SHOW YOU TODAY
• Create and access notes with mobile apps
• Save notes in the cloud and access them anywhere
• Save to PDF
• Print documents and web pages to OneNote
• Record and insert audio and video
• Attach and embed documents
• Tag your notes
• Share your notebooks/collaborate with others
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
• Pinola, Melanie (2013). Seven tips and tricks to get more out of
OneNote. LifeHacker, http://lifehacker.com/seven-tips-and-tricks-to-
get-more-out-of-onenote-1447747936. This article covers some of
the cool features I don’t have time to cover here.
• Crum, J. (2014). Notes on your desk and in the cloud: comparing
Evernote and OneNote. Journal of the Medical Library Association
102(4): 306-308.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4188065/. Shameless
self-promotion but also compares both products, feature by feature.
• Lynda.com
– OneNote 2010 Essential Training
– OneNote 2013 Essential Training
• Tutorials on YouTube
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FRITZ SAYS… ANY QUESTIONS?