OneNote
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
12:16 PM
OneNote is a digital notebook you can use to organize all your lessons, projects, and anything else you can think of.
OneNote notebooks are synched, so there's no need to save your files.
We use OneNote for our lessons. You will get a chance to try it out while you learn about our 6th grade Earth Science lessons.
What are all the tabs? There are three main types:
Notebooks
Sections
Pages
Note: You can click on the carets to expand or collapse items.
OneNote at Home
Sections:
Pages within your sections:
(Taken from Microsoft Office OneNote 2010 Guide)
OneNote at School
These are sample sections from a 6th grade science notebook.
Each section is a unit or contains general course information. Within each Unit Section are pages for each lesson.
For example, these are the pages in the Alien Landing section:
How does it work?    Watch this 1 minute video:
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Getting Started:
How to create a notebook
Open OneNote
Go to the start menu
Click on All Programs
Scroll down to Microsoft office
Click on Microsoft Office OneNote
On the File menu, click on New
In the New Notebook window, do the following:
Store the notebook on My Computer
In the Name box, type the name of your new notebook.
Click on Create Notebook
You are now in your new notebook. 
The tabs across the top are called sections. 
To add a new section click on the 
 in the section tabs.
To name a section, highlight the name and rename it or right click on the section tab and rename it there.
The tabs on the right are the page names.
To add a new page, click on ‘New Page
Rename them the same way you re-name sections
Adding uploaded pages and sections
To add an uploaded section, while in open sections drag from the tab at the top into your notebook. 
To add an uploaded page, while in open sections drag the tab from the side into the desired section.