Hands-On OneNote Tutorial for Beginners, Students, and Teachers

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Microsoft OneNote. This OneNote training course will cover everything from creating notebooks to advanced features suitable for beginners, students, and teachers. Organize your notes effortlessly, boost productivity, and unlock the full potential of this powerful tool. Watch for step-by-step instructions and OneNote tips and tricks that will transform the way you take notes. Elevate your learning experience and learn OneNote – the go-to application for seamless notes and collaboration.

This comprehensive tutorial compiles the entire OneNote series, showcasing all five episodes for easy viewing!

00:00 Introduction
00:50 Creating a New Notebook
02:49 Organizing Sections and Subsections
06:26 Creating and Managing Pages
08:48 Adding Text and Formatting Options
10:11 Drawing Features in OneNote
12:48 Inserting Images and Customizing Layout
14:22 Enabling Page Previews for Visual Cues
15:42 Inserting Audio Files
16:55 Adding Tables and Managing Table Settings
17:43 Inserting Online Videos
18:46 Inserting Files into OneNote
21:28 Solving Math Equations in OneNote
23:51 View Ribbon Options
25:32 Changing Page Color
26:00 Adding Grid Lines
26:59 Tags in OneNote
30:15 Printing Options
31:10 Password Protection
33:38 Sync Status and Syncing Changes Manually
34:57 Sharing Notebooks
38:22 Teams and OneNote Integration
42:47 Setting Permissions and Managing Notebook Access in Teams
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[gustavopineda]

I really like this tool to document all my learning notes and create links to them.

[WiscoWanderers]

I think this tool has promise for my client, can you share to give people a chance to comments to different sections, sentences and paragraphs without editing?

[homohandyperson]

is there a way to embed a YouTube video in student's OneNote so that the browser capacity is disabled ; thus, only watching the video itself is possible for the pupil ? perhaps can live links be 'greyed out' or made unclickable ? ... thank you for any helpful answers