Video: How to organize stuff in OneNote 2010
Posted on 06. Apr, 2010 by OneNote in Videos
A quick overview of how you can easily organize notes and information in Microsoft OneNote 2010.
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Jim
06. Oct, 2010
This is the first time that I have looked at it. It looks like it might be OK but frankly, I agree that the instruction is entirely too short with no detailed examples. I would suggest that the Author should redo it and show a simple example of how to assemble a project.
Steve
06. Oct, 2010
I think it will be very useful in the future.
Lares
04. Oct, 2010
I opened OneNote for the first time, and it offered a link to come here to learn more. The problem is that this is a promo video, not a how-to video. I’ve never used OneNote before and I don’t see what it can really do for me that my Favorites, Word docs, My Documents folders, Calendar (with reminders) and Outlook are all doing for me already. I’d like some help with organization, but with all the other products I’m already using, I’m not sure I fully understand what OneNote will actually do for me, and this video didn’t clarify it. When I clicked the link it didn’t mention how long it was. So now I’ve learned that you can copy websites into it (what happens if the website shuts down, do you still have the copy?) Can you copy emails into it too? I have to say I was hoping for a better, clearer picture of what it can do for me. The video itself is nice and the music is cool, it just didn’t answer the questions that it leads you to believe it would answer.
GEORGE
03. Oct, 2010
I REALLY LIKE IT
sjay
02. Oct, 2010
I am finding this to be a very useful resource. I have books set up for my job, for school and for home plus notes that are miscellaneous. After I watched the video and learned what this resource can do, I found ways to do all of the above things that I have done. It is wonderful. I needed something on my laptop where I could take notes and manage everything from one place, this has superseded all that I anticipated and then some. I am very pleased with tis product.
Brian
02. Oct, 2010
Motivational video, but not at all helpful in explaining how it works.
Rebecca Stade
07. Oct, 2010
Agree with Brian, I knew that much about the program before I wasted a minute of my life on the video.
Good product though, I like the way you can cut n paste clips from webpages (using a clip program), handy for example if you have seen a product online you might want to go back to.
OldScout7
17. Oct, 2010
Agreed…it looks all very good but a few actual clues as to how to use it would be useful
Shane
02. Oct, 2010
You guys are a hoot, I love reading the comments.
Dean G
02. Oct, 2010
Interesting…….
Peter Casie Chetty
02. Oct, 2010
Brilliant. Will help with with my day to day planning
Salah Shakir
01. Oct, 2010
Some people indicated that it is not useful or confusing. It looks like many have not used Onenote to know what it is all about. spend some time with it and find out the unlimited possibilities.
Ondrej
01. Oct, 2010
Nice video. Great Tutorial. Thanks!
panayiotis
01. Oct, 2010
VERY HELPFUL TOOL
J
30. Sep, 2010
Music was crap but it pretty much explains what it does. I’m starting an online MBA program this week and have been copy/pasting the lectures and notes onto sheets. This has allowed me to do highlighting of the text and scribbling notes off to the side without having to print anything out. Its kind of like printing everything out so you can make notes, highlights, and underlines but without the paper AND I get to copy paste those notes into my online discussions later.
Ed
16. Oct, 2010
Honestly, did you need to make the comment on the music? OneNote guys, nice little tune. Very appropriate for the purpose it was meant to serve. Keep up the work on the great product and keep making music!
JoAnn Clayton Townsend
30. Sep, 2010
My printer doesn’t wok unless I “Use OneNote for the first time.” I don’t mind having OneNote, nor do I mind not having it. I want my printer to work.. Have checked all computer functions, wiring, etc. This has been going on for days. Another feature, my printer que shows no documents in que. Help. Maybe you can refer me to someone else if you don’t know.
kerstyn
06. Oct, 2010
When you install Office, it changes your default printer to “Send to OneNote”. When the printer dialogue comes up select your printer from the list instead of having OneNote chosen.
You can also go into your control panel and under printers change your default printer back to your actual printer and not OneNote.
K. S. Asal
29. Sep, 2010
This is my first exposure. I will be in better position to comment after I try it for a while.
Tom
28. Sep, 2010
Hey it is only one minute, twenty seven seconds
it cant tell you much in that time. the only thing it can do in that time is to peak your curiosity.
diant
27. Sep, 2010
After viewing the video it seems pretty self explanatory. Am gonna try it at least to see what it can do.
Erica
27. Sep, 2010
I would like to see more videos. Maybe examples of how aomeone has applied it to their schoolwork, business etc. But it looks like it could be very useful once you understand how it applies to our needs.
Aud
26. Sep, 2010
LOL!! Obviously, some of us definitely have a learning curve – ummm, just look at the message below and you all can see that I certainly do ;0) Actually, I went too quickly and missed the big, blank space where the comment was to be left and I think the video does the same thing for most — it just goes too quickly. Lucky for me I love exploration! This product has some really great applications across the board, use your imagination and go with it. My favorite: I don’t have to search for sticky notes or pieces of scrap paper with those notations scribbled on them anymore ~ would love to see my employer incorporate this into our software package!
Oystein
24. Sep, 2010
Didnt tell you much at all. Very basic. Must be a better way to learn a bit more
Susi K
24. Sep, 2010
Products looks useful but still have no idea HOW to use it. Perhaps some proper instructions?….
Lin G.
24. Sep, 2010
Not very useful the video. I am not sure how to use One Note.
Rob
24. Sep, 2010
Wonderful video.
Now how do I use it?
NaveenMehta
23. Sep, 2010
Nice job
MIchelle
22. Sep, 2010
Can you move items in your OneNote and put them in your Outlook calendar?
Addison Gast
22. Sep, 2010
Hey folks, its an ad-on! Its not going to do the reeence work for you but if you spens some time with the program and learn how to clip th main features of a web page into the notes you have here, you can use it anytime–you don’t have to be close to wi-fi like saving something on winlive. I use it for research and then refer to the notes while doing the document. Works for me.
Sunny
21. Sep, 2010
WOW you people! Can’t think your way out of paper bag types I guess. Where’s your curiosity? You haven’t noticed the you can send web pages to one note? You can type in info … you can password protect sections… you can put anything in your notebooks you want! Fantastic program! The video was a great one minute overview of Onenote. Want more info, then look it up.
Kat
23. Sep, 2010
Jeepers, Sunny! Some of us were blessed with different learning styles and do better with tactile/hands-on opportunities to learn new things. Sounds like you are a quick study, but please have mercy on those of us who are wired a little differently. I clinked on the link for “template samples” three times (to “look it up”) and got a blank page, so it isn’t all quite as easy as you make it sound (or, put differently, I’m not quite as dullwitted as you seem to think I am). :)
bbithead
01. Oct, 2010
Agree that the short seemingly empty video stirs my curiousity and imagination. I work for corp america, always lot’s of work, lot’s of projects, lot’s of disciplines, platforms, etc. Let’s see if I can use this OneNote to my advantage, simplify, organize, … hmmm … we;ll see! I just got the Office 2010 push to my laptop an hour ago, so checking everything out, including this OneNote. I’ll try tro remember to update after 6-8 months of use! :->
Pat R
20. Sep, 2010
A good, basic overview.
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20. Sep, 2010
exelente
Rick
20. Sep, 2010
Allows you to have multiple notebooks, multiple sections in each notebook and multiple pages in each section. You should be able to leverage it to keep notes as they are occuring to you or for meetings, etc! Good Tool!
Judy Meredith
19. Sep, 2010
Not terribly useful–there isn’t enough detail.
rim
19. Sep, 2010
This is like a note book. Say you had to develop a presentation on global trade with Canada. Rather than downloading a whole bunch of articles on the subject, you can cut and paste into one note (and it saves the site you got the info from) from each article what you need. Then assemble it into a structure and then export it out to word or powerpoint with only minor modifications to the final product. It allows you to compact your research into one area. I used it for college papers alot. This is a great product once you get over the I dont know how to use it factor. Its not that hard. Just try looking up a subject you like and cut and paste into one note. Then you start to realize what its for!
Heidi G
19. Sep, 2010
I have to agree, not really helpful
Tony State
19. Sep, 2010
Still have no idea how to use it.
Liesl
19. Sep, 2010
What on earth was that? Am I now supposed to know what to do?
Sid
18. Sep, 2010
nice simple video explaining the purpose of One Note…I’ll go ahead and start using it from now on…
James
17. Sep, 2010
Awesome tool
Rod M
17. Sep, 2010
Looks like a gussied up version of the old “Binder” function
Andrew
17. Sep, 2010
You need to have someone speaking and walking you through the features and use different examples to show how it can link to other office products. I thought there would be several videos here.
Paul
17. Sep, 2010
Video is a waste of time. still don’t know why I need OneNote
Bruce P
17. Sep, 2010
To the point, Birds eye view of how it can be used.
Albin
17. Sep, 2010
Pretty much sums it up.
Marilyn Evans
17. Sep, 2010
Fantastic video … expresses the concept beautifully
I can certainly see huge potential … Now to use OneNote and check whether or not it’s as easy to use as you say it is
Pat H
17. Sep, 2010
This did not show me how to use the programme so therefore not very helpful
Tronn
16. Sep, 2010
Very helpful! Keep up the great work!!
Jacqueline
16. Sep, 2010
Based on what I have viewed so far it helps one to appreciate order which supports efficiency.I need to become familiar with the use .
Joanne
16. Sep, 2010
This doesn’t actually show HOW to do anything.
Linda
16. Sep, 2010
Not helpful.
Terje
16. Sep, 2010
Confusing at best
Joan P
15. Sep, 2010
Not a lot of info on video