Looking for Twitter takeaways focused on Microsoft OneNote? You have come to the right place. OneNote and OneNote Class Notebook offer time-saving solutions. Learn how easy they are to use with the five tips shown below.
Note: A great source of tweets about OneNote is Marjolein Hoekstra (Twitter at @OneNoteC)
Twitter Takeaway #1 - Set Up Class Notebook
Curious about OneNote Class Notebook? Learn how to set up Class Notebook with this animated gif.https://twitter.com/MSAUedu/status/822730485688307713
Twitter Takeaway #2 - New Stuff
Microsoft's hard work has enhanced OneNote. Watch these tweets to learn more.https://twitter.com/OneNoteC/status/873940231900286976
https://twitter.com/OneNoteEDU/status/880154248423641089
Twitter Takeaway #3 - Create Student Lists
Nico Paphitis (@paphitisn) models the creation of a hyperlinked list of all students.https://twitter.com/OneNoteC/status/918158701105762306
Need to offer students feedback? Create a locked section in the student area for graded work and feedback.
https://twitter.com/OneNoteC/status/893775830068977664
Twitter Takeaway #4 - Back Up Your OneNote
Forget to save backups of your work? Learn how to do this.https://twitter.com/OneNoteC/status/878690851303682048
Twitter Takeaway #5 - Email Notebook Members
Ready to send an email to all students in your OneNote Class Notebook? Get the job done with these tips.https://twitter.com/OneNoteC/status/875778157336571905
“Locking” digital ink in place can be made simple with this tip, setting a picture as a OneNote page background.
https://twitter.com/mtholfsen/status/919627709168304128
Bonus:
https://twitter.com/mguhlin/status/937635417410670592OneNote TakeAways?
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