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•  – Learn basic tasks to accomplish with OneNote.

•   –  Manage files, embed content, make a quick search in your notebook, create links to it and even convert and solve math equations!

•  – Format and check the spelling of your text, insert pictures, tables, or videos. Send photos from other apps and manage them in OneNote.

Use  and see the features especially set created for teaching purposes:

• Student Notebooks – Allow a private space you can share with each of your students. You can access every student notebook while they can only see their own.

• Content Library – Set up a read-only space to share documents (syllabus, PDF, texts, homework) with your students.

• Collaboration Space – Create a space where everyone in the class can share, organize and collaborate.

• Channel Notebook – Allow your students to work on Onenote in small groups if you have created .

If your professor chooses to use OneNote, you will be able to:

• Take notes efficiently in class thanks to your Student Notebook.
• See the documents your professor shares with you in the Content Library.
• Collaborate with your professor and classmates in the Collaboration Space.

You can also create a study group and get organized with your fellow students to work on a project or study before exams.

Whether you are a staff or faculty member at ������, you can use OneNote to save time and work efficiently with your colleagues:

• Allow inter-departmental work.
• Share easily documents, tables or graphs.
• Get organized in small groups for a given project.
• Take efficient notes during meetings.

Microsoft has set up  to help you train on OneNote on your own.

 is also a very rich source of information with a series of videos led by professional to guide you step by step. Access it with your ������ email address and see .