Mobile learning and note-taking with Microsoft Office OneNote 2003
Updated: February 8, 2007
Productivity tutorial
Microsoft Office OneNote 2003 is a new, digital note-taking application that enables you to type and handwrite notes, record audio, and capture graphics and Web content-all in your OneNote notebook. With your notes all in one place, you'll always be prepared for class, exams, and study sessions. With Office OneNote, you can:
•
Organize notes the way you want, using unlimited sections and pages.
•
Take comprehensive lecture notes by recording audio notes.
•
Quickly find the information you need, using keyword search.
•
Use note flags to keep track of assignments and important to-do items
Why is improved note-taking important?
Learn how efficient and organized note-taking helps both teachers and students.
•
How OneNote 2003 can help
Learn how OneNote can improve note-taking by helping to overcome common obstacles.
•
Before you begin
An introduction to the OneNote 2003 tutorial and what you will learn.
•
Touring OneNote 2003
This chapter introduces the OneNote screen layout and terminology.
•
Familiarizing yourself with OneNote
One Note is set up like a spiral-bound notebook, with tabs across the top and note pages. In this chapter, you will familiarize yourself with this format.
•
Research and note-taking
In this 10-page chapter, you will learn how to write notes, record audio notes, conduct research, and use digital ink.
•
Organizing and searching
Learn how to use note flags and to search through your notes.
•
Sharing and collaborating
In this chapter you will learn how to assign tasks, share notes using e-mail, and publish your notes as Web pages.
•
Getting help
Additional information about OneNote 2003 is available from several sources. Get answers to questions, product support online, and news about product updates.
