OneNote 2007 Training: Microsoft OneNote 2003 & 2007 Training Course

At A Glance
Total Combined Length 6 Hours
Level Beginner to Advanced
Format Online & DVD
Instructor Deanna Reynolds
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System Requirements Online Broadband connection • 512MB RAM • Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 • Windows Media Player 9 or later \| DVDWindows 2000/XP/Vista/7 • DVD-ROM drive • Pentium III, 128MB RAM or greater
Pricing
Multi-user Starting at /user
Single-user Online \| DVD
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KeyStone instructors are Microsoft Certified Trainers (MCT)
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Highlights

Use the Navigation Pane to identify open notebooks, expand your view and display details and embedded sections.
Copy web page content, hyperlinked notes, file attachments, and more to your notebook with one click.
Share your notebooks with an entire team to collaborate on changes and ideas.
Enhance your notes by recording audio and adding video.
Use Flags, Side Notes and Tags to enhance your OneNote productivity.

Course Summary

This Microsoft OneNote 2003/2007 Essentials Training Course contains two levels of instruction to walk you through performing many time-saving tasks in OneNote, beginning with examples of how you can use this versatile program to keep all aspects of your life organized. The course topics appeal to all OneNote users – beginner through advanced. You will learn everything you need to know to create custom notebooks and pages to store all of the details you work with on a daily basis.

In this course, you’ll learn from a combination of quick tips and detailed instruction on using OneNote as an effective organization tool. And, to make quick work of working with OneNote, you’ll learn about working smarter, not harder by using popular OneNote features including working with a graphics tablet, taking screen clippings, creating hyperlinks and using the built-in calculator.

Although it looks quite simple on the surface, OneNote has a lot of depth in it’s organization capabilities. In this course, you’ll learn about the depth of this program and how to put those advanced techniques to use.

There are 60 lessons in this PowerPoint course – all designed to increase your productivity.

Instructor

Deanna Reynolds

MCTS, Technical Trainer, Published Author

Deanna Reynolds (MCTS) is an author and technical instructor living in Suffolk, Virginia. Since 1993, Deanna has been privileged to work with students traveling many different career paths on a multitude of software programs, including the entire Microsoft Office suite, project management, desktop publishing, and database development. Throughout her career, Deanna has led hundreds of computer productivity training sessions, from beginner through advanced levels.

Most recently, Deanna’s technical training has extended beyond the classroom to include more than 10 DVD-ROM courses for KeyStone Learning Systems and two published books: Word 2007 Pocket Book (Prentice Hall) and Managing Projects with Microsoft Office Project 2007 (Microsoft Press).