OneNote
...your very own digital notebook.
Microsoft OneNote makes note-taking fun. It provides a platform where you can organize your notes into sections and pages and share them with others. Users are able to annotate their notes and access them on any device. And you can apply a To-Do tag to can't-miss notes!
Features
Feature of OneNote include the following:
- Share your notebooks
- Collaborate in realtime
- Incorporate photos in your notes
- Annotate and highlight notes
- Record audio & video
- Create checklists
Sensitive data should not be stored in OneNote at this time.
Please note that the online version of OneNote has a limited feature set. The differences are explained in this article. For the full version of OneNote, use the computer client.
Get Set-Up
Online Access to OneNoteYou can access OneNote by going to office.wm.edu and clicking on the OneNote tile. |
Computer Client InstallationOneNote desktop client is available for both PC's and Macs.
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Download the Mobile AppStay in touch with the OneNote Mobile App! Search for Microsoft OneNote in the iOS App Store or Google Play Store. |
Self-Directed Training
OneNote Quick Start GuideFor PC: View or download the OneNote 2016 Quick Start Guide (pdf). For Mac: View or download the OneNote 2016 Quick Start Guide (pdf). |
Microsoft Support Quick StartMicrosoft's support site offers an overview of OneNote features with step-by-step instructions on their OneNote 2016 Quick Start webpage. |
Microsoft Video TrainingSelect videos related to specific OneNote topics on the OneNote Video Training webpage. |
LinkedIn Learning Video TrainingFor Faculty/Staff:
Student:
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How To's
Download Data from OneNoteInstructions to download a copy of your OneNote data. |
Questions? Contact the Technology Support Center (TSC)
757-221-4357 (HELP) | support@wm.edu | Jones 201, Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm