Microsoft OneNote Like a Boss. The Definitive Course.

Microsoft OneNote Like a Boss. The Definitive Course., available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 118 lectures, based on 7501 reviews, and has 41387 subscribers.

You will learn about You'll gain confidence navigating the OneNote interface How to enter notes notes, and then change formatting, alignments, and grouping How to create handwritten notes using a pen or your finger How to insert pictures and screen clips into notes Secure your Notebooks with password protection Use audio and video to record a lecture or take a voice memo Organize notes, pages, and sections, and find content in your Notebook Use notes that link to external data sources like Word, Excel, or Outlook Use OneNote a research tool to discover more information about a note Dozens of time-saving secrets, tips, and tricks from power users This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who want to explore the capabilities of OneNote to create and organize digital notes. or Intermediate users who want to learn advanced capabilities like handwriting, reasearch, and data sharing. It is particularly useful for Beginners who want to explore the capabilities of OneNote to create and organize digital notes. or Intermediate users who want to learn advanced capabilities like handwriting, reasearch, and data sharing.

Enroll now: Microsoft OneNote Like a Boss. The Definitive Course.

Summary

Title: Microsoft OneNote Like a Boss. The Definitive Course.

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 118

Number of Published Lectures: 112

Number of Curriculum Items: 118

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 112

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You'll gain confidence navigating the OneNote interface
How to enter notes notes, and then change formatting, alignments, and grouping
How to create handwritten notes using a pen or your finger
How to insert pictures and screen clips into notes
Secure your Notebooks with password protection
Use audio and video to record a lecture or take a voice memo
Organize notes, pages, and sections, and find content in your Notebook
Use notes that link to external data sources like Word, Excel, or Outlook
Use OneNote a research tool to discover more information about a note
Dozens of time-saving secrets, tips, and tricks from power users

Who Should Attend

Beginners who want to explore the capabilities of OneNote to create and organize digital notes.
Intermediate users who want to learn advanced capabilities like handwriting, reasearch, and data sharing.

Target Audiences

Beginners who want to explore the capabilities of OneNote to create and organize digital notes.
Intermediate users who want to learn advanced capabilities like handwriting, reasearch, and data sharing.

Need to organize your thoughts? Want to never hunt down that one scrap of paper again?

Say hello to Microsoft OneNote. (And to OneNote Like a Boss.)

Join author, Microsoft Certified Trainer, and bestselling Udemy instructor Brian Culp for a comprehensive look at OneNote that takes students from newbie to guru with Microsoft’s note-taking and thought-capturing software.

There’s a reason it’s the top OneNote course on Udemy. There’s a reason for the hundreds of five-star reviews. Here’s what others are saying:

“Excellent content! Just what I was looking for to enhance productivity at the office.”-Paige Popejoy

“Great personality and explained things well. Felt like he was at my desk explaining it to me.” -William Potts

“I can’t believe how much I learned. The instructor is great and the lessons were so easy to follow.” -Sherie L.

“Very precise, clear and constructive.” -Forent Sidler

“Perfect.” -Yvonne Belo

Microsoft OneNote Like a Bossincludes approximately 8 hours of video instruction delivered in 100 separate, bite-sized lessons, making it perfect for learning the application from the ground up, or for going back to review/refresh a specific skill.

Students will quickly progress from OneNote fundamentals to the secrets of the pros by learning about:

creating and managing notebooks
managing page layout options
staying organized with To Do lists
inserting screen clips and images
recording audio and video notes
linking to files and other notebook pages
searching for contents within and across notebooks
retrieving notes across multiple devices
and much more

(And, this course can also help students prepare for the Microsoft Office Specialist 77-421 Certification Exam.)

Best of all, you’ll learn by doing.

By starting with a blank notebook, and then by following along with the hands-on exercises, students will create a working, real-world notebook which can be customized as needed. Plus, students will be better prepared to use one of several OneNote templates as a starting point.

There’s nothing to lose, except that brilliant idea you scribbled on a Post-It (and can’t find).

After completing OneNote Like a Boss, you’ll be able to use OneNote to organize your classes, your ideas, or your family recipe book. Plus, you’ll be able to share those notes with colleagues or family quick and easy. Best of all, you’re always covered by Udemy’s refund policy.

So: if you’re ready for an eye-opening experience learning about OneNote’s true potential, please enroll today. Because whether you’re taking notes with a keyboard or your finger, sharing out that great inspiration with a coworker, or just simply never want to lose another handwritten note ever again, OneNote can be the perfect tool for organizing notes across devices.

Enroll now, and see you in class!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: OneNote 101 – Getting Started with Your First Notebook

Lecture 1: Course Intro and Overview

Lecture 2: So… What can you do with OneNote?

Lecture 3: Regarding OneNote's (Many) Versions – OneNote 2016 vs. OneNote UWP

Lecture 4: Grab Text from a Pic (a.k.a One of the Many Things You Can Do With OneNote)

Lecture 5: Create Your First Notebook

Lecture 6: Navigate the OneNote Interface

Lecture 7: Article: Features Only Available in the Windows 10 (UWP) Version

Lecture 8: If You're Using the Mac Version – Important Info

Lecture 9: Change the Default Version of OneNote On Your Windows Computer

Chapter 2: So, Start Taking Notes Already!

Lecture 1: Create Your First Note

Lecture 2: Format Your Notes

Lecture 3: Create a List

Lecture 4: Manage List Items

Lecture 5: Copy Formatting, Delete, and Save

Lecture 6: Insert Space Between Note Containers

Lecture 7: Split and Merge Note Containers

Lecture 8: Keep a Personal Journal using OneNote!

Chapter 3: Manage Your Notebooks and Notes

Lecture 1: Use the Notebook Navigation Pane

Lecture 2: Manage Notebook Sections

Lecture 3: Dock OneNote and Take Notes While Working in Other Apps

Lecture 4: Organize with Page Groups

Lecture 5: Organize with Section Groups

Lecture 6: Understand Page Versions

Lecture 7: Use a Page Template

Lecture 8: Manage OneNote Templates

Lecture 9: Control Paper Size

Lecture 10: Understand and Write a Quick Note

Lecture 11: Change the Default Quick Note Location

Lecture 12: Password Protect Your Notes

Lecture 13: Three Great OneNote Tips for Students

Chapter 4: Beyond Typing – Taking Notes to the Next Level

Lecture 1: Record Audio and Video Notes

Lecture 2: Manage and Search Audio Notes

Lecture 3: Use the OneNote To Do Tag

Lecture 4: Search for OneNote Tags

Lecture 5: Manage and Remove OneNote Tags

Lecture 6: Using a Custom Tag

Lecture 7: Use Equations

Lecture 8: Use Handwritten Equations

Lecture 9: Research a Note Topic

Lecture 10: Advanced Research and Translation Possibilities

Chapter 5: Advanced Formatting and Handwritten Notes

Lecture 1: Create a Handwritten Note

Lecture 2: Convert Handwriting to Text

Lecture 3: Attach a File

Lecture 4: Use Tables

Lecture 5: Fine Tune Tables

Lecture 6: Insert an Excel Spreadsheet

Lecture 7: Convert OneNote Tables to Excel

Lecture 8: Insert a Symbol

Lecture 9: Use a Time and Date Stamp

Lecture 10: Insert a Printout

Lecture 11: Insert a ScreenClip

Lecture 12: Insert an Image

Lecture 13: Use the Send to OneNote Feature

Lecture 14: Configure Send to OneNote Options

Lecture 15: Student Q&A. UWP OneNote and Office Integration

Chapter 6: Customize the OneNote Experience

Lecture 1: Manage the Notebook Pane

Lecture 2: Add the Print Button (or anything else) to the Ribbon

Lecture 3: Using OneNote Views

Lecture 4: Manage View Settings

Lecture 5: Use the SpellChecker

Lecture 6: Customize SpellChecker Behavior

Lecture 7: SpellCheck in Win 10 and Mac Versions

Lecture 8: Spellcheck for Foreign Language Text

Lecture 9: Customize the Quick Access Toolbar

Lecture 10: Quick Access to Favorite Pens

Lecture 11: Advanced Quick Access Capabilities

Chapter 7: Use OneNote to Collaborate with People and Programs

Lecture 1: Link to Other OneNote Notebooks or Sections

Lecture 2: Link Within a OneNote Notebook

Lecture 3: Link to Files or Websites

Lecture 4: Create a Linked Note

Lecture 5: Link to Word or PowerPoint

Lecture 6: View Linked Notes

Lecture 7: Email a OneNote Note

Lecture 8: Export Notes

Lecture 9: Send Outlook Items to OneNote

Lecture 10: Send OneNote Tasks to Outlook

Lecture 11: Use Outlook Meetings in OneNote

Lecture 12: Transfer a Notebook

Lecture 13: Using Compatibility Mode (in OneNote 2013 Version)

Chapter 8: Using the OneNote Drawing Tools

Lecture 1: Use a Pen or Highlighter in OneNote

Lecture 2: Customize the Pen

Lecture 3: Draw Precision Shapes and Lines

Lecture 4: Erase Handwritten Notes and Highlighting

Lecture 5: Use the Pen as a Pointer

Lecture 6: Use OneNote's Lasso and Hand Tools

Lecture 7: Resize OneNote Shapes and Lines

Lecture 8: Object Arrangement

Lecture 9: Convert Drawings to Text

Chapter 9: The Awesome Sauce. A Huge Pile of Time-Saving Tips and Tricks

Lecture 1: The Table Shading Hack for Specific Notes

Lecture 2: The Precision Highlighting Hack

Lecture 3: The Tables Keyboard Hack

Instructors

Brian Culp
200k+ students • 3M+ student minutes • MS Certified Trainer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 36 votes
2 stars: 99 votes
3 stars: 740 votes
4 stars: 2723 votes
5 stars: 3903 votes

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