Chapter 13

1. Chapter 13 Drawing, Sketching, and note-taking Skills

2. Chapter 13 Lessons Lesson 13-1 Create OneNote Notebooks, sections, and pages Lesson 13-2 Add outlines, change fonts, and add color and highlights to notes Lesson 13-3 capture online notes; sketch Handwrite, and search notes Chapter 13

3. Write, Sketch, and draw your notes • OneNote is an app from Microsoft that can help streamline the note-taking process. • Notes should include drawings, images, doodles, and sketches. Chapter 13

4. Note taking: a lifelong skill • Note taking is not limited to the classroom. • Note taking occurs in the boardrooms of every business. • Lawyers take notes when they meet with clients. • Doctors and nurses record note of patient visits. • Scientists record their observations (field notes). • Government agencies take detailed notes of every official meeting. • You need to take notes from things you read, hear, or observe. • Note taking is an essential skill. Chapter 13

5. Lesson 13-1 Create onenote notebooks, sections, and pages In this Lesson You Will: 1. Create a new OneNote notebook. 2. Create new sections in a notebook. 3. Create and name pages in a section. 4. Delete unwanted containers, pages, and sections. 5. Expand and shrink navigation and page areas. Chapter 13

6. What is OneNote? • OneNote provides a single place to capture, organize, and search your notes, thoughts, and ideas. • A powerful note-taking tool. You can take notes in classes, in meetings, and as you brainstorm new ideas. • A powerful research tool. OneNoteallows you to collect information from the Internet, e-books, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or just about anywhere else you may find something useful. • A powerful notes search tool. You can create notes for years and years and search them with OneNote’s powerful keyword search tools. Chapter 13

7. How Onenote works • OneNote allows you to take notes with a keyboard, digital pen, or speech recognition tools. • You can add files and graphics from nearly any source. • Information in OneNote is organized in notebooks – you can keep one notebook or create separate notebooks for major topics. • Inside notebooks are section tabs. You can create as many sections as you need. • A section can have as many note-taking pages as you need. Chapter 13

8. OneNote Interface Chapter 13

9. Containers • Containers let you write facts and ideas quickly before you forget what you’re trying to write down! • Move containers together by clicking and dragging them near one another. Chapter 13

10. Create, Delete, and Display Pages • To create a new page: Click the New Page down arrow and choose New Page from the drop-down list (or key Ctrl + N). • To delete a container: Right click on the container and select Delete from the list. • To remove a page: Right-click on the page tab and select Delete from the list. Chapter 13

11. Create New Pages from a Template Chapter 13

12. Lesson 13-2 Add outlines, change fonts, and add color and highlights to notes In this Lesson You Will: 1. Add sections and note-taking pages. 2. Create a vertical outline. 3. Create a columnar outline. 4. Change colors, fonts, highlights, and font sizes. Chapter 13

13. Using Outlines and Drawing Tools for Note Taking • A vertical outline lists each concept underneath its main idea or heading. Chapter 13

14. Adding Space and Data OneNotelets you add space in the middle of a note. To insert extra space in a note, use the Insert Space button on the toolbar. Chapter 13

15. Create a Columnar Outline from a Numbered list Chapter 13

16. Changing The Appearance of Pages • OneNoteallows you to change the appearance of your pages. • You can change the font just as you would in Word. • You can highlight key portions of your notes. • You can use different section colors. • You can add rule lines. Chapter 13

17. Highlighting Text in a Note Chapter 13

18. Lesson 13-3 Capture online notes; sketch, handwrite, and search notes In this Lesson You Will: 1. Apply handwriting and drawing tools to your notes. 2. Create subpages for sketching and drawing. 3. Create a diagram. 4. Translate handwritten notes to text. 5. Copy notes and images from the Internet. 6. Search notes for information. Chapter 13

19. Handwritten Notes and Drawing Tools OneNote allows you to use digital ink to draw and sketch and to handwrite your notes. Chapter 13

20. Creating Subpages for Drawings Subpages are used to avoid creating endlessly long pages for a single topic. A subpage can be added below a primary page. Chapter 13

21. Translate Handwritten Notes To translate handwritten notes into keyed notes, select the Ink to Text button from the Draw tab’s Convert group. Chapter 13

22. Downloading from the cloud to OneNote You can download pictures, graphics, charts, and data from the Web – simply drag selected items from a Web page to OneNote. Chapter 13

23. Draw on a Picture Drawing on images can be very helpful as a study aid. Chapter 13

24. Google-Like Search Tools • Finding what you need is key to getting the most out of your notes. • OneNote converts your handwriting into text to analyze it for your search keywords. Chapter 13