Note Taking

Note taking is a great way to effectively prioritize tasks and information. Learn about popular note-taking tools such as Evernote, OneNote, and OmniFocus, and strategies to help you get started.

Petra Stefankova

Skill level

Beginner (3)

Software

Microsoft (2)
OneNote (2)
Omni (1)
OmniFocus (1)

Author

David Rivers (2)
Chris Mattia (1)

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OneNote 2010 Essential Training

Demonstrates how OneNote can be used to take notes, organize thoughts, do research, and collaborate with others on projects.

David Rivers

4h 10m

Beginner

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OmniFocus Essential Training

Shows how to capture and organize projects and action items into a system for managing tasks and getting work done.

Chris Mattia

3h 37m

Beginner

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OneNote 2007 Essential Training

Shows how to use OneNote notebooks to store, edit, and share files from different applications that pertain to one subject.

David Rivers

5h 28m

Beginner

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