K2's Using OneNote More And Email Less

K2's Using OneNote More And Email Less

K2’s Using OneNote More And Email Less

Computer Software and Applications
2 CPE Credits
Course - K2's Using OneNote More And Email Less
23c-1note
In-Person, Webinar
Live
Overview
100 Minutes
Topics Learning Objectives Description Compliance

Major Topics

  • Using OneNote as a powerful reference resource
  • Learn how to move your emails into OneNote
  • Share OneNote with a group of people and communicate within a notebook rather than email

Learning Objectives

  1. List tasks for which you might choose to use OneNote
  2. Identify ways to reduce email and use OneNote for yourself and your group or team
  3. Cite examples of how you can use OneNote for storing and retrieving important reference information
  4. Identify the process for acquiring OneNote

Description

OneNote is a fantastic application included in your Microsoft 365 subscription. Yet, it is underutilized and misunderstood most of the time. If you genuinely want to change how you work, embrace OneNote. Stop using Outlook as a filing cabinet for essential emails and move them to OneNote instead. If you share a OneNote notebook with others, you can stop emailing altogether within your group and use OneNote as your collaboration and reference platform.

Compliance Information

Business professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of Microsoft OneNote and looking for a new way to organize their email communications None is required; however, we recommend having OneNote accessible during class Computer Software and Applications 2 Credits December 30, 2022
Topics

Overview

OneNote is a fantastic application included in your Microsoft 365 subscription. Yet, it is underutilized and misunderstood most of the time. If you genuinely want to change how you work, embrace OneNote. Stop using Outlook as a filing cabinet for essential emails and move them to OneNote instead. If you share a OneNote notebook with others, you can stop emailing altogether within your group and use OneNote as your collaboration and reference platform.

Course Details

  • Using OneNote as a powerful reference resource
  • Learn how to move your emails into OneNote
  • Share OneNote with a group of people and communicate within a notebook rather than email

  1. List tasks for which you might choose to use OneNote
  2. Identify ways to reduce email and use OneNote for yourself and your group or team
  3. Cite examples of how you can use OneNote for storing and retrieving important reference information
  4. Identify the process for acquiring OneNote

Intended Audience — Business professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of Microsoft OneNote and looking for a new way to organize their email communications

Advanced Preparation — None is required; however, we recommend having OneNote accessible during class

Field of Study — Computer Software and Applications

Credits — 2 Credits

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Published Date – December 30, 2022

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