Microsoft+OneNote

=__Microsoft OneNote__=

Keeping up with your Life!
OneNote is part of the Microsoft Office Suite. It allows users to collect and organize everything you need for every project you do. You can collect everything from notes, photos, videos, weblinks and screens shots. Think of OneNote as your digital binder-it contains sections and pages that can be organized, renamed, moved, deleted and color coordinated. Notebooks can be shared with others using a network location or the Internet to enhance communication and collaboration. Don't have your computer with you? Use the OneNote web app to access your files online from any Internet-connected computer. Don't have access to a computer? Use the OneNote Mobile app on your hand held device to access your notes as well as work with audio clips or pictures. You can even snap an image right then and there with your phone and add it to your notes.

1.Work seamlessly across applications.
2.Discover new ways to organize your information. 3. Quickly file information into the right places. 4.Stay on top of changes to group projects. 5.Gain instant access to your information. 6.Access your notebooks from virtually anywhere. 7. Easily reference pages and sections within a notebook.

8. Quickly apply styles to your text.
9.Accomplish more with an enhanced user experience. 10.Transcend communication barriers.

__OneNote + Outlook = A Great Combination__
OneNote and Outlook go hand-in-hand to make your workday easy and productive: schedule meetings, capture notes at those meetings and get the information immediately out to everyone, track and follow up on the many tasks that you juggle on the job.

__OneNote + Word = Another Winning Combination__
Use it to keep all of your information in one place, and link your notes and information to your research paper with the nifty Linked Notes feature. You can access OneNote Linked Notes right from the Review tab in Word. You can take notes (either typed or handwritten, if you have a laptop and stylus with inking enabled), and capture whole web pages of information with OneNote’s Insert Screen Clipping feature. When you copy and paste anything from web pages—generally, inserting a screen clip is the best way to do this—the pasted material appears with the source link as the reference, making it easy for you to keep track of sources for your research paper citations.

__Ideas for Using OneNote with Elementary Students__
__Tami's Tech4Teaching-ideas for how teachers can use OneNote__ __My One and Only OneNote media type="file" key="My One and Only OneNote 2010.mp3" width="79" height="48"__ Five Ways OneNote can Help Dyslexia Stay Organized

See OneNote in action
For more information about Microsoft One Note visit the Microsofte webpage at []. You may also schedule support sessions with your CRS to answer any questions or set up learning activities for you and your students.