Jamie, thank you for your excellent training video on OneNote, both the download app and the online versions. I loved how well organized you were - you didn't waste a lot of time trying to decide what to cover. You actually had a good idea of what needed to be covered then did it. It was very clear and understandable. I learned a lot about OneNote that I wasn't aware of. I also appreciate the link to Office Lens. I'm going to get it now.
You in my mind are the best teacher in the TECH world. Great job as always. What makes you stand out is when you zoom in all the time so you can visually see what you area talking about! Plus you are so informative and perfect in your transitions. You do not leave any doubt when you are done with a video!
I needed to get up-to-speed on OneNote quickly, and tried several other videos first. None were very helpful or watchable. I don't think I made it past the first minute or two. But this one was great. Thank you!
Great tutorial. I used Onenote for taking my college notes. For daily lists or small memos, I use Google Keep, but for anything longer, I use Onenote. It's AWESOME.
I get so much out of your tutorials. OneNote is so complex this is now the second time I have watched this presentation. I'm a Windows user and always check my version as you go through various things. I wish to confirm that I can definitely search on tags, this will be so useful to me, especially as I'm setting up a Notebook for a conference I am going to this week. I also love the video/audio options, again they will be very useful. I have used the web clipper with mixed success, but I have to confess that I use the "Insert" - screen clipping more often from within the app. It has its limitations because it only clips what's on the screen, but often that is sufficient as it lets me know the address from which it was clipped as well. I use OneNote extensively as my recipe book and have now digitised all my favourite recipes - no more recipe books! The search function, as you say, is wonderful for that. Even though I have a section for - beef, lamb, chicken, fish etc. I can search across all sections for a specific ingredient. Thank you again from Downunder. I find your tutorials very easy to follow and learn from. Keep them coming. Oh, and BTW, I was an Evernote user until I found OneNote! I've just realised this is my second comment on this tutorial - sorry!
Hi Valerie! The recipe book is a great way to use OneNote. I'm going to make another video on OneNote for Windows 10 in the next few weeks. Yes, on 2016 OneNote (windows) tags are searchable. Thanks for the feedback on how you use OneNote!
Excellent tutorial! I have been using OneNote for a while, just stumbling around on my own and with RUclips snippets. This is a superior comprehensive but not technical overview and demonstration. Thank you!
This is the second (and most recent) video I've watched on OneNote. I started using Evernote, but found it not very intuitive. I've been using OneNote for a while and just bumbling along, but more recently have found better ways of using it. Now, having watched your tutorial some more things are clear. Thank you for your tutorial. It was really helpful. One point I would make is that when you demonstrated the 'draw' menu, it would be helpful to show that it is necessary to return to 'type' mode otherwise you will be finding yourself frustrated when you wish to type something again and then need to go to 'eraser' etc. I found this out the hard way!
I am learning more about the wider range that OneNote has for me. I am now a consultant and need more flexibility than I have with GoogleDrive/Docs. I am not a big fan of Evernote, even though I have used it over the years. After comparing the 3, OneNote is winning at this point in my career.
Thank you! Your video was excellent. I just downloaded One Note a few days ago. You answered every question that I had along with a few questions that I had not considered. I am now ready to use this software.
Thank you this is a great tutorial - just an FYI - at 62, I am a freshly minted Special Education Teacher and am looking for easy to use tools that my students can use to create learning videos - this was very helpful!
This was an outstanding, easy to understand, tutorial. I have been fumbling around, attempting to become self-sufficient. This tutorial certainly cleared up lots of misconceptions and/or misunderstandings I had.Thanks for much for making this available...
Thanks for this great video. As someone who likes to pay attention to technology and software I felt like a dinosaur not knowing anything about how OneNote works and the logic behind the programme. Well, no more.
Jamie, thank you so much for creating informative videos. Believe I have paid a lot of money for similar software just because I did not know how to use the free software in my computer. You saved my time and money. A bunch of thanks.
Thanks for the information to OneNote. It's more than I expected or can remember but it gives me a great start and I know I can come back here and get a refresher on all the features.
Whoa, , , , new subscriber, , , thanks so much for wonderful VID for OneNote lesson. Also just sent a message to my sis in Houston who is a highschool teach about this VID. GOD bless for all your good works.
Thank you for the training. Great technically. But I also was looking for more on how various people use it rather than an intro to all the functions. You did a great job with covering that, though. Again, many thanks!
Good video. I tried Google Keep or Evernote, but picked OneNote in the end. Love the inking functionality and it works great if you use a Surface. I also like the video playback feature within OneNote. Often times I play the video and write notes beside it. My biggest problem with OneNote is their syncing takes forever between my Windows and iPhone app. I also use Google Docs instead of Word, and Google's sync is almost instant. Microsoft really needs to work on their sync speed.
Great video, thanks! I've been an Evernote premium user for several years, but considering switching to OneNote because it seems like the better app for capturing notes in school. I've explored the app quite a bit, but hadn't noticed on my own some of the excellent features that you pointed out.
I am using Windows 10 and OneNote 2013 and I can record video in addition to recording audio. I use this almost every day with coaching. I record and take notes at the same time.
I'm an Evernote user but at $90/year I'm looking for an alternative. This is not as good as Evernote but for free its plenty good enough, I'm seriously thinking of switching ! Thanks for the tutorial, you made up my mind.
I'm working on moving from Evernote Premium to OneNote. Since I'm already paying for Office 365, why not use the features I'm paying for. I have to admit that I've been on the Evernote bandwagon for a long time, but recently I've been impressed with what I've seen from OneNote.
Excellent Video - I have been using Evernote for about a year, but it does not lend itself well to hierarchical organization. I think that I will continue to use Evernote for collecting pages and info, but compile that information into a usable form in One Note.
Okay, first it's based on paper notebooks (Hilroy?) you probably had in school. You had several, different colors, one for science, one for history, etc. In each notebook you had pages. But you could also have divided that notebook into sections. And that's what OneNote is based on. Different notebooks, different sections, all comprised of pages. And like a real notebook page you could write anywhere on the page, or draw, or highlight, or scribble, etc. With OneNote however everything also is linked/synched together, and you can also screengrab entire pages (or parts), and of course jazz it up and do various things with functions that they've obviously incorporated from Word.
Thanks for the tutorial - picked up a couple of tips. I use both OneNote and Evernote. Can't decide whether I can stick with one or the other, especially when it comes to my mobile device - Galaxy Note 4 - as I think that Evernote is more user friendly. Hard part is to decide what items should go into which application.
Thank you, Jamie. this was so helpful and I feel like I can really use this for organizing my writing and publishing information. I am going to play with trying to use it as a plotting tool- storyboard. I'll let you know how it goes.
Hi - Wonderful tutorial. You really know how to take the fat out of sentances. I have some questions about one note. How can I access answers? Things like, are there any ways to incorporate a deadline. Or mark something to be dealt with the next day or further away. Input dates and time in the future. That type of little stuff. Thanks.
Used to using old school paper notebooks, wanting to learn OneNote starting new job and seeing others using it. Need some best practices for actions/meeting notes/general learning notes.
Jamie: Excellent format for the video. I take it you shot yourself with a green screen and added that footage to the recording of the screen grab. What applications and process are you using to create these? It looks so much better than a picture-in-picture approach. I would guess, in the beginning, you found out how much lighting is needed to do an accurate green screen and properly light your face. I might suggest a little face powder to take the shine off of your face and head. Attention to detail :)
It appears from your video that you are recording BOTH the screen and your headshot at the same time with the same program. Is that the case? Can you simultaneously record the screen activity AND your headshot via webcam and have them appear on the timeline in sync?
I always enjoy learning new software. But the instructor in this video did not seem to be organized. It was very difficult to follow him as he went along. He would start to show us something, and then he would "oh that's not what I wanted to do" have to back out and then click somewhere else. I follow directions in a straight line. And his 'back and forth' movements were very distracting. Also, his constant mentioning of the other software evernote I think it was, was very distracting. I am glad I found out about OneNote though. I am eager to start using it.
A very good video. I have a question to you guys. How about backup my notebooks? I mean, it's only stored in the cloud? What's happening if I lose my account? All gone?
Jamie, thank you for your excellent training video on OneNote, both the download app and the online versions. I loved how well organized you were - you didn't waste a lot of time trying to decide what to cover. You actually had a good idea of what needed to be covered then did it. It was very clear and understandable. I learned a lot about OneNote that I wasn't aware of. I also appreciate the link to Office Lens. I'm going to get it now.
Thanks, *****, ***** and Cheryl Becraft for your comments.
This was exactly what I was looking for - a clear and engaging introduction to OneNote - the advantages and the how-tos.
You in my mind are the best teacher in the TECH world. Great job as always. What makes you stand out is when you zoom in all the time so you can visually see what you area talking about! Plus you are so informative and perfect in your transitions. You do not leave any doubt when you are done with a video!
I needed to get up-to-speed on OneNote quickly, and tried several other videos first. None were very helpful or watchable. I don't think I made it past the first minute or two. But this one was great. Thank you!
Great tutorial.
I used Onenote for taking my college notes.
For daily lists or small memos, I use Google Keep, but for anything longer, I use Onenote. It's AWESOME.
I get so much out of your tutorials. OneNote is so complex this is now the second time I have watched this presentation. I'm a Windows user and always check my version as you go through various things. I wish to confirm that I can definitely search on tags, this will be so useful to me, especially as I'm setting up a Notebook for a conference I am going to this week. I also love the video/audio options, again they will be very useful. I have used the web clipper with mixed success, but I have to confess that I use the "Insert" - screen clipping more often from within the app. It has its limitations because it only clips what's on the screen, but often that is sufficient as it lets me know the address from which it was clipped as well. I use OneNote extensively as my recipe book and have now digitised all my favourite recipes - no more recipe books! The search function, as you say, is wonderful for that. Even though I have a section for - beef, lamb, chicken, fish etc. I can search across all sections for a specific ingredient. Thank you again from Downunder. I find your tutorials very easy to follow and learn from. Keep them coming. Oh, and BTW, I was an Evernote user until I found OneNote! I've just realised this is my second comment on this tutorial - sorry!
Hi Valerie! The recipe book is a great way to use OneNote. I'm going to make another video on OneNote for Windows 10 in the next few weeks. Yes, on 2016 OneNote (windows) tags are searchable. Thanks for the feedback on how you use OneNote!
Excellent tutorial! I have been using OneNote for a while, just stumbling around on my own and with RUclips snippets. This is a superior comprehensive but not technical overview and demonstration. Thank you!
This is the second (and most recent) video I've watched on OneNote. I started using Evernote, but found it not very intuitive. I've been using OneNote for a while and just bumbling along, but more recently have found better ways of using it. Now, having watched your tutorial some more things are clear. Thank you for your tutorial. It was really helpful.
One point I would make is that when you demonstrated the 'draw' menu, it would be helpful to show that it is necessary to return to 'type' mode otherwise you will be finding yourself frustrated when you wish to type something again and then need to go to 'eraser' etc. I found this out the hard way!
I am learning more about the wider range that OneNote has for me. I am now a consultant and need more flexibility than I have with GoogleDrive/Docs. I am not a big fan of Evernote, even though I have used it over the years. After comparing the 3, OneNote is winning at this point in my career.
Love this tutorial! Tried OneNote 5 years ago and it didn't click at the time. Giving another try. Thanks!
I have used all three; One Note, EverNote and Google Keep. I keep going back to MS OneNote. I use it almost on a daily basis.
Thank you! Your video was excellent. I just downloaded One Note a few days ago. You answered every question that I had along with a few questions that I had not considered. I am now ready to use this software.
Thank you this is a great tutorial - just an FYI - at 62, I am a freshly minted Special Education Teacher and am looking for easy to use tools that my students can use to create learning videos - this was very helpful!
Jamie thank you so much! this was my first intro to OneNote and now, it does not sound so scary to use! Thank you!
This was an outstanding, easy to understand, tutorial. I have been fumbling around, attempting to become self-sufficient. This tutorial certainly cleared up lots of misconceptions and/or misunderstandings I had.Thanks for much for making this available...
Thanks for this great video. As someone who likes to pay attention to technology and software I felt like a dinosaur not knowing anything about how OneNote works and the logic behind the programme. Well, no more.
great tutorial. Shared with my co-workers as we are using 365 in the office now. Thank you so much.
Jamie, thank you so much for creating informative videos. Believe I have paid a lot of money for similar software just because I did not know how to use the free software in my computer. You saved my time and money. A bunch of thanks.
You're welcome! I'll be making some new OneNote videos in the next few weeks.
Thanks for the information to OneNote. It's more than I expected or can remember but it gives me a great start and I know I can come back here and get a refresher on all the features.
The video tutorial was simple to follow n your presentation gives it a more relaxing approach while watching / listening
Excellent, haven't had a lot of success with One Note. Nothing like a Tutorial.. Good One
I have to echo what John said, I found this video to be a clear and very understandable lesson. Thank you.
You're welcome, Paul. I am glad you found the video helpful.
Thank you just got "One Note" & I'm very new and still learning thank you
Very good explanation thank you so much, I just get my OneNote a couple of weeks ago and I am lost, 😁 now I can practice, thank you again!!
I really enjoy this mini video, you cover everything that I did not know about computers and note pad. Thank you this was very educational.
THANKS JAMIE , I WILL LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR NEXT TUTORIAL!! YOU EXPLAIN IT VERY WELL !! ..
Whoa, , , , new subscriber, , , thanks so much for wonderful VID for OneNote lesson.
Also just sent a message to my sis in Houston who is a highschool teach about this VID.
GOD bless for all your good works.
Fantastic tutorial (as always). Everybody should watch this one.
Thank you. Excellent video. I downloaded OneNote, Office Lens and OneNote Clipper based on your video.
Thank you for the training. Great technically. But I also was looking for more on how various people use it rather than an intro to all the functions. You did a great job with covering that, though. Again, many thanks!
Good video. I tried Google Keep or Evernote, but picked OneNote in the end.
Love the inking functionality and it works great if you use a Surface. I also like the video playback feature within OneNote. Often times I play the video and write notes beside it.
My biggest problem with OneNote is their syncing takes forever between my Windows and iPhone app. I also use Google Docs instead of Word, and Google's sync is almost instant. Microsoft really needs to work on their sync speed.
Great video, thanks! I've been an Evernote premium user for several years, but considering switching to OneNote because it seems like the better app for capturing notes in school. I've explored the app quite a bit, but hadn't noticed on my own some of the excellent features that you pointed out.
Great tutorial. Very clear. Right tone of voice. Keep it up.
Great tutorial, fills in several gaps I had....about OneNote
I've been an evernote user, but really liking one note and wanting to use it more.
same here
Brilliant!!! Nice video and very useful. Your voice is very clear and crisp...
Currently I do not use any note taking software. It looks like it may be helpful though so I am here to learn.
I am using Windows 10 and OneNote 2013 and I can record video in addition to recording audio. I use this almost every day with coaching. I record and take notes at the same time.
OneNote is the best!
I'm an Evernote user but at $90/year I'm looking for an alternative. This is not as good as Evernote but for free its plenty good enough, I'm seriously thinking of switching !
Thanks for the tutorial, you made up my mind.
Excellent video. I learned lot. This is my first try at OneNote; I liked it better than Evernote. Simple to use and it is free.
Nice video! I also liked the tips on downloading OneNote WebClipper and Office Lens. Thanks!
Why is one note my favorite. I think it is because as a math teacher it is so easy to use with my students
Jamie, just subscribed in and this one note tutorial is really easy to get and learn.
I'm working on moving from Evernote Premium to OneNote. Since I'm already paying for Office 365, why not use the features I'm paying for. I have to admit that I've been on the Evernote bandwagon for a long time, but recently I've been impressed with what I've seen from OneNote.
Thanks. This has been very useful. I am going to use OneNote to teach my students online.
Explains everything and he is understandable . Gj
Very nice and comprehensive video on OneNote. Thanks
I love your teaching, very clear , thank you!
Thanks!
Excellent Video - I have been using Evernote for about a year, but it does not lend itself well to hierarchical organization. I think that I will continue to use Evernote for collecting pages and info, but compile that information into a usable form in One Note.
Great job, very helpful! I'm excited to start using OneNote to it's real potential. Thank you!
I think I will put this tutorial in my OneNote...thanks!
Thank you a lot for your useful and clear tutorials
Okay, first it's based on paper notebooks (Hilroy?) you probably had in school. You had several, different colors, one for science, one for history, etc. In each notebook you had pages. But you could also have divided that notebook into sections. And that's what OneNote is based on. Different notebooks, different sections, all comprised of pages. And like a real notebook page you could write anywhere on the page, or draw, or highlight, or scribble, etc. With OneNote however everything also is linked/synched together, and you can also screengrab entire pages (or parts), and of course jazz it up and do various things with functions that they've obviously incorporated from Word.
Well done. Good information, easy to follow and not overwhelming.
WOW!!! Another great tutorial. Thank you Jamie,
Great video :) helped a lot and saved my time on learning the most useful features.
OneNote beginner. This was very helpful, thank you!
Thanks for the tutorial - picked up a couple of tips. I use both OneNote and Evernote. Can't decide whether I can stick with one or the other, especially when it comes to my mobile device - Galaxy Note 4 - as I think that Evernote is more user friendly. Hard part is to decide what items should go into which application.
Great Video but you need to specify OneNote Office version is different from the OneNote Windows 10 version and took me a while to figure that out !
Very clear and understandable. Thanks
Great tutorial!!! My mind was blown :D
Nice and clear tutorial!
GREAT TUTORIAL, CONGRATULATIONS
Thank you, Jamie. this was so helpful and I feel like I can really use this for organizing my writing and publishing information. I am going to play with trying to use it as a plotting tool- storyboard. I'll let you know how it goes.
You're welcome, Heidi. I'm glad it was able to help you out.
Great tutorial. Thanks so much.
Hi - Wonderful tutorial. You really know how to take the fat out of sentances. I have some questions about one note. How can I access answers? Things like, are there any ways to incorporate a deadline. Or mark something to be dealt with the next day or further away. Input dates and time in the future. That type of little stuff. Thanks.
Used to using old school paper notebooks, wanting to learn OneNote starting new job and seeing others using it. Need some best practices for actions/meeting notes/general learning notes.
thank you Jamie.... very good video.... keep up the job
Thanks for the information to OneNote, excellent training
Very good tutorial for beginner.
Thank you for sharing this us. Very clear.
Excellent video, thank you.
Thank you Jamie, very clear explanation!!
Thanks for the video, very useful.
Thanks for the tutorial. Very helpful and useful.
Thank you, informative and good narrative, well done ! much appreciated.
You're welcome!
This was terrific. Well done! Just wondering what software did you use to create your video?
thank you again from Egypt
Congrats!! Amazing tutorial. Now, I know what this application is for.... Tx
Very good session, had a good learning.
Thanks
Excellent training! Thank you very much!
great tutorial in terms of content and presentation!
Thanks for this very useful Tutorial
Very helpful! Thanks.
Good tutorial. Thanks.
I use OneNote for biz & personal l. Love it!!!
May I ask if you are using the Windows 10 version or the online version?
Great tutorial. Thank you!
So useful, thank you Jamie. Suuubscribed!
Thanks!
I am excited to try this out. Thanks!
Helpful , Thanks for sharing
Jamie: Excellent format for the video. I take it you shot yourself with a green screen and added that footage to the recording of the screen grab. What applications and process are you using to create these? It looks so much better than a picture-in-picture approach. I would guess, in the beginning, you found out how much lighting is needed to do an accurate green screen and properly light your face. I might suggest a little face powder to take the shine off of your face and head. Attention to detail :)
It appears from your video that you are recording BOTH the screen and your headshot at the same time with the same program. Is that the case? Can you simultaneously record the screen activity AND your headshot via webcam and have them appear on the timeline in sync?
Awesome! Tutorial
You are the Best!! Can you work on an Excel worksheet in one note? then link it to Outlook?
I always enjoy learning new software. But the instructor in this video did not seem to be organized. It was very difficult to follow him as he went along. He would start to show us something, and then he would "oh that's not what I wanted to do" have to back out and then click somewhere else. I follow directions in a straight line. And his 'back and forth' movements were very distracting. Also, his constant mentioning of the other software evernote I think it was, was very distracting. I am glad I found out about OneNote though. I am eager to start using it.
Great video thanks for sharing man
A very good video. I have a question to you guys. How about backup my notebooks? I mean, it's only stored in the cloud? What's happening if I lose my account? All gone?
Good overview, thanks.
great... i learn much!!!! tnx.