Overview

dinsdag 14 februari 2017

09:23

1. Find out what you can do with OneNote. (search the internet, look for tutorials)

2. First create a meeting in outlook for today at this moment

3. Go to OneNote and add the details of this meeting from outlook in this exercise
in OneNote (done automatically)

4. You have add notes of a meeting

5, You add to do's, at least 3

6. You have to add an image from the web

7. Add a copy of part of your screen to this note

Use OneNote's screen capture possibility

8. You have to add a piece of text from the internet, preferably something to do
with outlook or OneNote

9. You have to add a task to outlook (from within OneNote)

10. Add a piece of recorded material (audio or video)

11. Mark important items in this notebook.

121. export everything in this note to MS Word (and save it to be incorporated in
your Website later on)

13. Create at least 3 different pages in this notebook (including The overview page)

14. Finally, discover how you can share this note with other students from your
group and work together on one note.
E-skills
dinsdag 14 februari 2017

09:23

Meeting Date: 14-2-2017 9:00 AM

Location: kantiene
Outlook Item
Invitation Message:
task
Participants (Email meeting notes)
Bianca Evelien De
Criel 201587385 Maeyer 201587810
Notes
to do list
dividing tasks
doing tasks
aaaaaa
bbbbb
cccccc
Screen capture:

<<Clip42.m4v>>
Piece of text:
Helpful Organizational Features in OneNote
Here are some of the cool features OneNote offers to help you stay organized (or
at least capture and manage your information):
Use context menus to send information to a OneNote page from Internet
Explorer or Microsoft Word or PowerPoint. For example, you can highlight
contact information on a website and send it to OneNote for future
reference -- you can even flag it to be reminded in the future to call that
contact.
Type quick notes from the taskbar using the "New Side Note" feature --
kind of like a little notepad that pops up to capture those random ideas
that are so easily lost if not written down.
Create task lists or calendar events that sync with Outlook.
Embed links to other Office files and create notes about them. You can
create an index, for example, of project-related files.
Share your notebook with others and show each collaborator's input. Add
an image, for example, of the latest design concept and get feedback
directly on that page.
Access your notebook (in limited format) online via Office Web Apps or on
your Windows Mobile phone.
(Pinola, 2016)
Part 3
dinsdag 14 februari 2017

09:23

****