100+ lessons. Always up to date (2024). Covers current and legacy versions. Downloadable keyboard shortcut guide.
InstructorBrian CulpEditorial course preview
These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This instructional slide outlines the upcoming lesson agenda, highlighting key skills such as creating notes and adding images within the software.
This slide outlines OneNote version compatibility, noting support for PC and Mac platforms as well as OneNote 13/16, confirming the material is built for all versions.
This slide outlines the key benefits of the course, promising that students will become more efficient, more organized, and have information readily available at their fingertips.
The curriculum emphasizes handwriting, drawing precision shapes, and converting digital ink to text.
Instruction covers linking and transferring data between OneNote, Word, Excel, and Outlook.
Instructional content may not align with the feature set available on macOS.
Some signals suggest the instruction aligns more closely with 2016 versions than current software releases.
The course is well-aligned for Windows users but presents limitations for those on macOS.
