Microsoft OneNote 2010 Essentials Training Course

Course details

This basic Microsoft OneNote 2010 Essentials training course from PD Training is designed to teach you how to open and close OneNote, how to use the backstage view to create a new notebook, how to use the backstage view to save, print, or share notebooks, how to open, close, save, and search a notebook, add pages and sub-pages and move, rename, and delete them and so much more!

This training course is now available in Singapore.

This Microsoft OneNote 2010 Essentials training course can be delivered at your premises anywhere in Singapore by one of our expert local or international trainers.

Outcomes

• Open and close OneNote
• Dock OneNote to Desktop Mode
• Understand the OneNote 2010 interface and the OneNote icon
• Use the backstage view to create a new notebook
• Use the backstage view to save, print, or share notebooks
• Understand notebooks Open, close, save, and search a notebook
• Add pages and sub-pages and move, rename, and delete them
• Insert a variety of notes, including typewritten, handwritten, linked files, audio, and video
• Use cut, copy, and paste Format text and use styles
• Add extra writing space
• Undo and redo tasks
• Check spelling
• Insert lists, tables, pictures, and screen clippings
• Search your notes
• Use OneNote to perform calculations
• Link to Outlook Meetings and Tasks
• Draw, format, and rotate shapes
• Use Tags
• Understanding the Unfiled Section
• Understanding the History
• Use links to make finding information easy
• Add, move, rename, or delete sections or section groups
• Use time stamps
• Understand different views
• Use Password protection
• Backup, e-mail, or print your notes

Foreword:

• OneNote can be used to take notes, organize thoughts, do research, and collaborate with others on projects. Microsoft OneNote's 2010 new formatting and styles capabilities are tailored to organize information and suit most individual's needs.
• Have you ever wished that you could track appointments, take meeting notes, record research, and keep to-do items all in one place? Well, you can do all that and more with OneNote 2010! In this course, we'll show you how.

MODULES

Lesson 1 
Getting Started

• Icebreaker
• Pre-Assignment Review
• Workshop Objectives

Lesson 2 
Opening and Closing OneNote

• Opening OneNote
• Understanding the Interface
• Using the Backstage View
• About the OneNote Icon
• Docking OneNote
• Closing OneNote

Lesson 3 
Working with Notebooks

• Understanding Your Notebook
• Creating a New Notebook
• Saving Notebooks
• Searching Notebooks
• Closing Notebooks
• Opening Notebooks

Lesson 4 
Working with Pages and Sections

• Adding Pages
• Adding Sub-Pages
• Moving, Renaming, and Deleting Pages
• Using the Templates Pane
• Adding Sections
• Adding Section Groups
• Working with Sections and Section Groups

Lesson 5 
Your First Notebook

• Typing Text
• Handwriting Text
• Using Copy and Paste
• Adding Extra Writing Space
• Using the Formatting Toolbar
• Applying Styles
• Using the Font Task Pane
• Aligning Text

Lesson 6 
Adding Objects to Your Notebook

• Creating Lists
• Creating Tables
• Inserting Pictures
• Inserting Screen Clippings
• Researching in OneNote

Lesson 7 
Basic Editing Tasks

• Using the Page Setup Group
• Resizing Objects
• Moving Objects
• Using Undo and Redo
• Checking Your Spelling

Lesson 8 
Advanced OneNote Objects

• Using the Calculator
• Using OneNote with Outlook Tasks and Meetings
• Inserting Audio
• Inserting Video
• Attaching Files

Lesson 9 
Drawing in OneNote

• Drawing Shapes
• Selecting Shapes
• Formatting Shapes
• Rotating Shapes
• Using the Eraser

Lesson 10 
Managing Notes

• Tagging Notes
• Using the Unfiled Section
• Using History
• Linking Like a Wiki

Lesson 11 
Adding the Finishing Touches

• Time Stamping Items
• Using OneNote Views
• Password Protecting Your Notebook
• Using OneNote Backups
• E-Mailing Your Notes
• Printing Your Notes

Lesson 12 
Wrapping Up

• Words from the Wise