OneNote is a tool for keeping a notebook on your computer. It’s a desktop application. But, OneNote is also a web-based service that you can access on the Office 365 web site. We'll see how to work with both the application and the web-based tool, including how to open and edit the same notebooks in either location.
- [Narrator] OneNote is a tool for keeping a notebook…on your computer.…It's one of those desktop applications that you can…download and install like Word, PowerPoint and Excel.…But OneNote is also a web-based service that you…can access on the Office 365 Website.…And those two things can link together in really…useful ways, so I want to start by opening up…the OneNote application on my computer.…So I'm going to go to the start menu and launch One Note.…And here I have one notebook.…I don't have a lot of content here, but I can make notebooks…consisting of text, pictures, hand written or hand drawn…content, lots of stuff.…
I'll leave it to the Essential Training Course to help…you explore that.…But what I'd like to focus on here is where this…notebook is stored.…Up near the top left corner I can see the name of this…notebook file and this is actually a menu.…If I click on that to open it up, I can see a list of…all of the notebooks that I have open.…I only have one notebook right now, so there's only…one on this list.…
Author
Nick Brazzi
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- Office 365 accounts and tools
- Office 365 Groups and SharePoint
- Choosing the right tools for your collaboration needs
- Working with shared calendars in Outlook
- Making video and audio calls with Skype for Business
- Managing collaborative conversations with Teams
- Editing and co-authoring files stored on OneDrive or SharePoint
- Choosing a location to store files
- Sharing files from OneDrive or SharePoint
- Sharing files in Teams
Skill Level Appropriate for all
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 33s
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1. Understand Office 365 Tools
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Understand Office 365 Groups8m 17s
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Understand SharePoint7m 40s
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2. Apps and Tools for Team Communication
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3. File Storage, Sharing, Editing, and Co-Authoring
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Share notebooks in OneNote7m 24s
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Share files in Teams5m 42s
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Share files in Yammer4m 11s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 6s
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