OneNote 2016 for Windows - In-depth, comprehensive training

Comprehensive, real world training in OneNote 2016 starting from the very beginning.

Microsoft's OneNote is the helpful note taking application in the Office suite to keep you organized for any project. Whether is it for working on a large project with co-workers to tracking recipes for dinner, OneNote is a great answer for keeping everything in one place.

In this series, you will learn how to create and organize notebooks, add different types of content and stay on task with tags, use helpful features such as Linked Notes and the OneNote Web Clipper, share notebooks with others, and how OneNote interacts with other Office applications.   

The series specifically covers the OneNote 2016 application in the locally installed Office suite for the Windows operating system.

Course format

• Binge-worthy TV shows! Watch comprehensive, in-depth episodes that use a talk show-like format to keep you engaged while learning. 

• Each episode has downloadable files to help you follow along

• You can pick and choose episodes by specific topic or can watch as a complete series

• Enjoy cats, NSYNC, and some real-world examples to keep learning fun

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Looking for OneNote for Windows 10? You’re covered. We have specific training for OneNote for Windows 10 for purchase.

Office versions and updates

Got another computer update? Probably. Frequent updates are a cornerstone feature of a Microsoft Office 365 subscription, and Office is always changing – from the interface to the expanded functionality. That being said, some features such as icons, buttons, and options have updated since the time of this series’ recording.  While bells and whistles change, the foundations stay the same. 

Many of the skills covered in this course can be translated to previous versions of OneNote like Office 2013, locally. If you are using Office Online only, some lessons and demonstrations from this series may translate, but the online platforms are quite different.