How to Organise EVERYTHING in Microsoft OneNote

Hi guys, and welcome to my Skillshare course on mastering OneNote. As the title says, we are going to learn to organise EVERYTHING (or at least anything, if that's a little bold ;-) in OneNote. This means the course will take you from total novice through to competent and confident and along the way show you a wide range of situations where OneNote can be used.

Rather than going 'menu-by-menu' through the application, we will explore different contexts. We will use my example notebook which you are welcome to open and copy content and ideas from. By doing this we will learn the various editing, formatting and content tools that make OneNote brilliant, in an example of their best use. As such, some of the projects I show might not be your thing, but I'm sure the tools you take from it will be.

We will cover:

• Organising sections, section groups, pages...
• Adding text, images, notes, handwriting, videos, tables...
• Adding tasks, tags, to do lists, templates...
• Using all the versions of OneNote on all your devices
• Adding content from other useful apps and plugins

With that in mind, here is the course notebook to help you along

• Introduction
• What is OneNote?
• How to Get OneNote?
• Organising Content (Sections)
• Organising Content (Pages)
• Sharing
• Tasks and To Do Lists
• Getting Things Done
• Using and Making Templates
• Personal Finance
• Family Records
• Making Good Course Notes
• Making Reference Material
• Researching
• Your Second Brain
• Hobby Scrapbook (Crafts)
• Hobby Scrapbook (Other)
• Writing Journals
• Project Planning
• Trip Planning
• Printing To and From OneNote
• Learning Tools
• When To Use Each Version
• Bonus Other Tools
• Making a Notebook in Teams
• Making a Class Notebook in Teams (Education Accounts)
• Using the Class Notebook (Education Accounts)
• Class Task
• Summing Up