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Overview

A range of OneNote courses varying from Level 1 – Level 3.

Level 1 – 2 hours 40 minutes
Level 2 – 2 hours 15 minutes
Level 3 – 2 hours 40 minutes

Level 1

About the Course

The Office 365 – OneNote 2016 – Level 1 course covers topics included in the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) exam 77-421. You will learn about screen components, and how to use Page layout features and templates. You will also use Backstage view to manage notebooks, modify OneNote options and use Research Tools and OneNote Views.

There are 5 modules in this course:

Introducing OneNote 2016 – OneNote and Screen Components

Start OneNote;
Understand Screen Components;
Use Backstage View;
Work with Ribbons;
Modify the Quick Access Toolbar;
Use Context Menus;
Use Notebooks;
Add Sections and Pages;
Add To Do Tags.

Page Layout and Templates – Page Layout and Templates

Specify the Paper Size;
Set Page Orientation;
Apply Rule Lines;
Add Background Images;
Insert Pictures;
Save Page as a Template;
Apply Templates;
Copy Containers;
Move Content.

Managing Notebooks – Backstage View Commands

Open Backstage View;
Use the “Info” Section;
View Notebook Properties;
View the Sync Status;
Open Notebooks;
Pin to List;
Display the Notebook Pane;
Export Notes;
Create Notebooks.

Modifying OneNote Options – OneNote Options

Apply General Options;
Use Proofing Options;
Set Save & Backup Options;
Use Send to OneNote Options;
Set Audio and Video Options;
Set Languages;
Use Advanced Options;
Customize the Ribbon;
Modify the Quick Access Toolbar.

Research Tools and Views – Researching and OneNote Views

Use Research Tools;
Use Encarta Dictionary;
Translate Text;
Modify Translation Options;
Move Task Panes;
Close Task Panes;
Use Full Page View;
Use the Navigation Pane;
Use Dock to Desktop View.

Level 2

About the Course

The Office 365 – OneNote 2016 – Level 2 course covers topics included in the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) exam 77-421. You will learn how work with sections in notebooks, search notebooks for content, use history features, and export content. You will also add notes, insert files, and apply tags to items in OneNote.

There are 5 modules in this course:

Working with Sections – OneNote Sections

Add Quick Notes;
Copy Sections;
Merge Sections;
Add Subpages;
Create Summary Pages;
Hide/Show Pages;
Choose Section Colours;
Choose Notebook Colours;
Password Protect Sections

Searching in OneNote – Searching Notebooks

Search in OneNote;
Modify the Search Scope;
Set Default Search Scope;
Pin the Search Results Pane;
Sort Search Results;
Find on a Page;
Search for Audio;
Change Audio Settings.

History Features and Exporting – History and Exporting Content

Use History Features;
Display Page Versions;
Restoring Page Versions;
Use the Notebook Recycle Bin;
Open Backups;
Export Notebooks;
View Exported Files;
Export as Word Document.

Adding Notes and Inserting Files

Print to OneNote;
Share with OneNote;
Add Web Notes;
Email Pages;
Insert File Attachments;
Insert Spreadsheets.

Applying Tags in OneNote – Applying Tags

Apply Tags;
Modify Tags;
Create New Tags;
Remove Tags;
Use the Tags Summary Pane;
Create Summary Pages.

Level 3

About the Course

The Office 365 – OneNote 2016 – Level 3 course covers topics included in the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) exam 77-421. You will learn how to edit text in OneNote, and add screen clippings, pictures and shapes. You will also learn how to use links, docked windows, as well as how to share and send notebooks

There are 5 modules in this course:

Editing Text in OneNote – Basic Text Editing

Apply Text Styles;
Use the Format Painter;
Change Fonts;
Change Font Size;
Apply Text Attributes;
Align Text Paragraphs;
Indent Paragraphs;
Highlight Text;
Insert Symbols

Using Pictures and Tables

Insert Pictures;
Copy Content to OneNote;
Use Paste Options;
Insert Tables;
Modify the Table Layout;
Apply Shading Colours;
Sort Data;
Insert and Remove Cells;
Convert to Spreadsheet.

Adding Visual Elements – Screen Clips and Shapes

Insert Screen Clippings;
Add Shapes;
Use Free Drawing Tools;
Use the Eraser;
Rotate Shapes;
Arrange the Stack Order;
Use the Highlighter

Quick Links and Docked Windows – Links and Docked Windows

Use the Quick Note Window;
Add Links;
Link to Paragraphs;
Apply Wiki Links;
Use Linked Notes;
Use Docked Windows.

Sharing Notebooks and Sending – Sharing and Sending

Share Notebooks;
View Shared Notebooks;
Edit Shared Notebooks;
List Authors;
Hide Authors;
View Unread Changes;
Send Notebook Pages;
Export Notebooks;
Send Notebooks via Email.

Course Features

Course features

Simulation training replicates the software you are learning providing a realistic learning experience.
Learn how to perform tasks at your own pace and interactively by following easy step-by-step actions.
Reinforce your knowledge at the end of each lesson by completing interactive and multiple choice quiz questions.
Assess your skills at any time by undertaking the Course Test.
Lessons can be completed within 30 minutes so training can be undertaken in “bite” size pieces.
Bookmarking allows you to learn in multiple training sessions.
Course navigation features allow you to jump directly to specific topics of interest quickly and easily.
Designed for people who require initial and refresher training activities.
Available on-line 24 hours a day.