This Pin was discovered by Rob Hemphill. Discover (and save!) your own Pins on Pinterest. More Microsoft Onenote 2010 To Do List Template images. Here are some basic tasks that you can do to help you learn how to use Microsoft OneNote 2010. Basic tasks in OneNote 2010. In the Templates task pane, do one. The system, if you're not already familiar, is 'For the list-makers, the note-takers, the Post-It note pilots, the track-keepers, and the dabbling doodlers.' It's a way of organizing a paper notebook to capture--and quickly find--all the tasks, notes, events, and more so you can stay organized and be more productive. OneNote, because it is closest to, is ideal for this note-taking method. A few basics about the Bullet Journal system before we get started: In this method • On each page, you quickly jot down the information you're trying to capture. This is called 'rapid logging.' • You create an index page at the beginning of the notebook where you'll mark the page numbers for different topics (e.g., notes that deal with travel or your monthly task list). At the top of each page either write the date or the topic name. (The index page won't be used in our OneNote system, however). Now let's see how to apply that with OneNote. The tips and template below were provided. I've added a few screenshots and edited his Google+ post for more detail (the bulleted and bracketed points are my additions). Download the OneNote Template Page First of all, get the A4-sized page template. • Download the page and double-click to open it in OneNote. • The date is in Spanish, but if you click on the calendar to select the current date, it'll switch to English. • If you change any other settings/features (e.g., get rid of grid lines), click the arrow next to New Page then choose Templates. At the bottom, you can save the current page as a new template. My first try will be using it as default in my Quick Notes section, so I get used to it quickly. Don't forget to set is as default for any section you migrate, index or 'topic' your notes. • To set the template as the default, again, click the arrow next to New Page, go to Templates, and at the bottom use the drop-down box to select the default for this section. The template uses an A4-sized small-squared page lines with landscape orientation and a division line. Ready for printing / and or using it digitally (if so, I'd recommend using automatic size page but keep the split line). Cheat tips are available near the title with shortcuts for the custom tags you should create. • For example, the template shows which symbols to use to mark text as a task, note, or event, as well as make them priority, idea, etc. Create Custom Tags Bullets / Tasks / Notes / Events / Signifiers Since the source [] explains better what each tag does, I'll focus on my cheat boxes. After you set this template as the default for your section, you should create custom tags that match the shortcuts (or change them to whatever you prefer, but you should use shortcuts). • Click the Tags button on the ribbon in OneNote, then choose Customize tags to assign the shortcuts to the suggested icons. Start Using the Template • Now that you're all set up, here are a few tips for recording notes, tasks, calendar events and more in OneNote. Topics + Entries: Use short one-line entries with the recommended notation [tags] to keep notes, events, and tasks recorded quickly. If they are general entries, don't bother using the date as a title, OneNote does that automatically! This works great in tandem with Onetastic's OneCalendar tool [], so you can check each day's notes instantly. If it's a specific topic, however, use the title space - it will help when searching for these entries.
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