This session was incredibly insightful. As someone who typically favors jotting down notes manually, I was fascinated by the modern techniques introduced for digital note-taking which is Microsoft OneNote. The Math tool particularly stood out, as it effortlessly converts complex equations into neatly formatted equations. One more amazing thing is you can collaborate one Microsoft product into the another one. Moreover, there is a Transcribe feature wherein one can take all the dictated notes without any manual intervention. I’m eager to implement these strategies into my day-to-day work activities. A big thank you to the OIT team and Amanda for delivering such an enlightening session!!

I truly enjoyed this tutorial on using OneNote! As someone who has engaged in many group projects during my time at UTD, I found OneNote's Share With Meeting and Tags features to be quite useful. I love how specific meeting details, such as date, people involved, and action items, can be stored in a readable format that can always be revisited by group members. Furthermore, I appreciate that I can use tags to mark action items to keep myself and my project team organized. Overall, OneNote is an excellent tool for collaboration and notetaking that I will be sure to utilize more in the future!

Wow, I just learned about the 'Stickers' feature in OneNote from this video, and it’s such a game-changer for organizing notes! I never realized how much fun and effective it could be to use stickers to categorize tasks, highlight priorities, or even just add a bit of creativity to my notes. This makes note-taking so much more engaging and visually appealing. Thanks for sharing this tip-it’s definitely going to improve my productivity and make my notes more organized! 😊- Akshil Makwana

Thank you for this tutorial! I didn’t know what One Note was before, but now I understand how it’s a great note taking resource! - I thought the math conversions was really unique and useful tool that would help bout taking. - I thought it was interesting how Microsoft forms and one note could be used together by inserting forms, and how useful One note can be for agendas and meetings - The shortcut of making tables using tab for columns and enter for rows was a very useful tip

Great tutorial! I haven't found myself needing to use OneNote's scheduling features too often; however, it's pretty cool to know that it can be used to keep meeting records. I also like that I can seamlessly share notes with my friends with the click of a button and view the revision history. In addition, the ability to embed audio and videos will allow me to take my notetaking to the next level. Before watching this video, I didn't know it was possible to change the color of individual pages to colors other than white or black. I also wanted to share my own little tidbit: if you use the desktop version of OneNote, you can change the size of the page using Paper Size (I typically into the search bar to access this). This makes it easier to print notes or homework on letter/printer paper!

This tutorial of how to use the OneNote effectively, I did enjoy learning some of the features can be used in the classroom as a student. Like recording a lecture and adding a video to your Digital notebook. The immersive reader feature is very handy as it a good way to include people of disabilities to read the notes. The math feature is handy as it can show you how to solve the problem and offer quizzes.

This was a very great insight on OneNote. I never thought that OneNote has the potential to be such a great tool! One can do so many amazing things using features like the Tag feature, the Dictate feature, and the fact that we can embed Registration Forms in OneNote. These were just few of the amazing things which caught my eye. I appreciate the efforts put in by Amanda in walking us through the presentation, along with valuable inputs from Meg and Soy!

This tutorial completely changed my view on OneNote. Before, I would turn away from the software because it seemed "complicated" and I resorted to other solutions. However, after seeing the organizational and note-taking capabilities that it contains, I can't help but want to integrate it into my workflow. As an engineering student, the capabilities of labeling, coloring, and sorting would really help me keep information organized between my courses. I definitely look forward to working with OneNote and other Microsoft products!

Really enjoyed this video! Amanda you were just amazing in explaining all the cool features of OneNote. I actually use OneNote regularly but I didn't know most of these features like Math equations, and version tracking. I also had no idea that we could insert videos and audios so easily. Overall this was super informative and fun watch!

Even though I have used OneNote before, I learned a few more tips and tricks. For example, I didn't know you can bring any schedule information so that your OneNote can be a planner and add tags to these schedules for quick reference. I also didn't know immersive reader to customize your reading of the text and translate text. I also didn't know that OneNote has a some version control feature like Github. There are a few more features I did not know, but these are some of the most surprising features I did not know. Overall, I learn some new tricks and may use these features in my future.

This tutorial was incredibly insightful and has completely changed how I view OneNote. Amanda did a fantastic job breaking down its benefits, and the session was engaging and well-structured. Thank you!

This session was incredibly insightful! I had been using OneNote for basic note-taking, but learning about features like math equation conversion, tagging, meeting integration, and speech-to-text has completely changed how I view this tool. The ability to structure notes with sections and pages while embedding multimedia makes it a game-changer for students and professionals alike. Huge thanks to Amanda and the OIT team for delivering such a well-explained and engaging tutorial!

This session was incredibly informative and engaging! I learned so much about OneNote's features, especially the drawing and audio recording tools, which will be super helpful for my studies. The live demonstrations and interactive elements made it easy to follow along. I also appreciated the tips on organizing notes and collaborating with peers. Thank you for such a valuable and fun learning experience!

I like how I can click on any where on the one note and write notes, I don't have to click on the very left side of the document or "notebook" to write notes The math assistant is so cool! Being able to draw an equation, fixing it, and then being able to test it out such as making graphs is something I will use in the future. OneNote having a feature for people with disabilities is feature that many companies over look and even something I have overlooked, its the small features such as changing the font in immersive reading, the color, or the size make OneNote worth it The "parts of speech" in the immersive reading part is very extra but something I will definitely use to know where the nouns, verbs, etc are since English is not my first language The acessability feature would be great for professors that talk fast and I am not able to type everything, also I didn't know that you can add periods and commas by saying the actual word.

I absolutely loved learning about the ‘Math Assistant’ feature in OneNote from this video! It’s incredible how it can solve equations step-by-step and even graph them-perfect for students or anyone working with numbers. This feature is going to save me so much time and make studying math so much easier. OneNote keeps surprising me with how versatile and powerful it is! Thanks for sharing this gem. 🙌

This tutorial was amazing and super helpful! I honestly had no idea that OneNote even existed before this video. As someone who struggles with note taking, I often find myself not knowing how to take notes effectively in a lot of my classes; OneNote provides many features and tools that can help taking notes and organizing them much easier! OneNote’s feature that allows you to organize and personalize your notes and classes by colors is something that I really found unique and useful to note taking in college. One feature that really stuck out to me was the math equations and how easy it is to generate equations and graphs. After watching this video, I feel a lot more confident using the OneNote platform and plan to use it to help effectively take notes going forward. Thank you so much for this opportunity to learn something new!

Through this video, I was able to discover so many cool features in OneNote that I had no idea about before. I’ve been trying to implement these tips into my study routine, and it’s really helping. The way OneNote lets you organize notes with different sections and pages has made it so much easier to keep track of my classes. I also started using the drawing tools to sketch diagrams and work through math problems, which has been a game-changer for visualizing concepts!

OneNote’s Ink to Text feature is a game-changer! Handwrite notes, and it effortlessly converts them into typed text perfect for students and professionals. The seamless syncing across devices makes it even better. Microsoft nailed it with this one!

This OneNote session was both insightful and engaging, offering a fresh perspective on digital note-taking. The standout features included the effortless conversion of mathematical expressions into neatly formatted equations and the discovery of the Transcribe feature, which added a new dimension to note-taking. Amanda’s detailed breakdown of tagging, accessibility tools, and integration with Teams, alongside the contributions of Meg and Soy, made the event smooth and informative. The session highlighted the value of colorful sections for better organization, versioning for collaboration, and powerful features not commonly found in other digital notebooks. Many thanks to the OIT team and Amanda for an incredibly transformative experience.

This was a very interesting session for me because I usually see OneNote but never really checked it to see what it was about and the benefits of it. I particularly like the audio feature as well as the dictate feature. I also liked the fact that you can move images and videos around and kind of organize the notes to one's taste, that was very intriguing. The Hosts did a wonderful job in showing the perks of using OneNote. I will definitely be using this to take notes in my next semester.

This session was extremely informative and eye-opening! I learned a lot about organizing notes, collaborating, and managing projects efficiently. As a software engineering major, OneNote isn’t something I use daily, but understanding its features will definitely change how I incorporate it into my workflow. The live demonstrations and interactive elements made it clear how powerful and versatile the tool can be. I now see OneNote as a valuable resource!

Thanks for sharing these tips! I've been using OneNote, but I still learned a lot from this video. For example, I didn't notice that I could add new subpages to the page. Connecting the notes with meetings is also an interesting feature I will try to use. However, I am still unsure how to connect meetings with notes.

It was really an enlightening session indeed! As somebody who has been relying mostly on traditional note-taking methods, I am just amazed at how easily OneNote integrates features such as the Math tool, transcription, and versioning. The interactiveness and organizational capabilities make it a game-changer for students and professionals alike. Huge kudos to the hosts and contributors for such an interesting and informative demo!

My go-to note taking application during class is OneNote! I love using it but all I've ever done is handwrite notes. My calculus class requires me to constantly draw graphs and sometimes I slow down because I am manually drawing them. I didn't know I could just write an equation and have the graph made by OneNote. I really love how it keeps everything organized - I can have different notebooks for different semesters with multiple sections for different classes with a lighter backpack! Thank you OIT for this session!

I learned many new things through this video. I did not know about being able to graph equations through OneNote (I would have used that feature much more if I had known this during my calculus phase); this is a useful way to visualize math. Translating languages in immersive reader is also an impressive feature, I will definitely be using it the next time I am learning a new language. Viewing version history of the pages, dictate feature, the audio recording and the tab shortcut to create tables are all very helpful tips that I hope to use for my classes from this semester on! Thank you for such an insightful video!

Thank you Amanda for sharing detailed information about perks and benefits of using One Note and from now on it would become way much easier for me to handle notes during lectures using one note and amongst all the features mentioned in the video I liked the voice to text feature which would be very much beneficial in saving time. I would really appreciate your time and effort for creating this video . Thank you so much for the wonderful session about One Note.

Great explanation! I never realized how powerful OneNote can be for organizing notes efficiently. From math to graphs, it really amazed me. The section on tagging and structuring notebooks was especially helpful. Looking forward to use OneNote in my daily life from now on. Thanks for the informative video!!

(This is Sarah Hasan) I had no idea about the math equation tip! I've been always just handwriting my equations/notes awfully and had no clue OneNote can make it more neat! The graph tool is so nice, too. I've only been manually typing numbers and equations and enjoy that it solves simple problems quick.

Thank you for the great insights on OneNote! I have found this video to be fascinating. Before watching this video, I had never known OneNote's features like creating math equations, immersive reader, and automatic run accessibility that can make notes accessible to every type of user. But after watching this video, I found OneNote to be more useful than I ever thought before. Although I rarely use OneNote in my academics, this video inspires me to learn more and use OneNote more. I think this is such a wonderful application that will help me and many people in their educational and professional careers!

This is a very informative and helpful session/video! I have been using OneNote for at least a year, and there are still cool features I did not know we could do. For instance, the Math Equation feature is elegant in how OneNote can generate an equation from handwritten input. I also did not know about subpages that can organize sections. I have also slept on Audio Recording and Dictate, and I never thought about how these features can be used for note-taking and picking up important points not displayed on lecture slides.

I really like the option in OneNote to color pages to indicate they’re void or no longer in use. The ability to embed videos and use the dictate tool is also pretty awesome! Thank you for this amazing tutorial!!!

Bonjour, Peut on masquer sa vidéo mais par défaut ? C’est à dire que lorsque j’ouvrirais une nouvelle conservation vidéo, ma vidéo sera automatiquement masquée sans que j’ai besoin de faire l’action indiquée dans votre vidéo. Merci !

This video taught me how OneNote can be useful in organizing notes, ideas, and research flexibly and intuitively. With features like freeform text entry, multimedia embedding, and seamless syncing across devices, I've learnt I can easily capture thoughts, annotate documents, and collaborate with others. Its search function, handwriting recognition (as demonstrated by Soy), and integration with other Microsoft apps make it an essential tool for productivity and brainstorming.

This session was an amazing deep dive into OneNote. The hosts did a fantastic job keeping things engaging, and it was great to see the contributions of Meg and Soy in making the event smooth and informative. Amanda's breakdown of OneNote’s features-especially tagging, accessibility tools, and integration with Teams-was super helpful.

This tutorial has been incredibly informative. I regret not discovering this application sooner, as it seems extremely useful and could have saved me money on paid note-taking apps. Reflecting on my struggles with keeping organized notes during my Calculus classes, I think this would have been the perfect solution. I usually dislike having to use multiple platforms for different functions, but OneNote eliminates that issue by integrating journaling, note-taking, and planning into a single platform, truly living up to its name. I thought it couldn’t get any better, but the Immersive Reader feature is a thoughtful and valuable addition. I also appreciate the audio recording option, which I believe would be particularly helpful for organizing presentations.

Thank you for this tutorial! I previously have not had much experience with OneNote, but I can certainly say that I will be using it now in my classes! The ability to draw/write notes and move them around is extremely powerful. Additionally, the ability to personalize notes with colors and tags is something that will allow me to organize them better.

I have been using Onenote for so many years, in fact, it is something I spoke about in my application to the Microsoft Ambassador program as well. Apart from the things I already loved about it, this video introduced me to converting math equations. Integrating the meeting is such a clever feature, making minute-taking so much easier. I would really love the speech to text for journaling, no more clanking the keyboard at the speed my brain pushes out thoughts 😄😎

Fantastic tutorial! OneNote’s ability to organize notes with sections and pages makes it so much easier to keep track of information. I really like One Note’s features like tagging, search functionality, and syncing across devices-super useful for students and professionals alike. Thanks for making this so clear and easy to follow!

This tutorial completely changed my perspective. I especially appreciate how we can incorporate colorful sections to better organize the Notebook. The versioning feature is incredibly useful for collaborative work. It offers so many features that other digital notebooks lack, and the ability to work with math equations stood out the most. I had no idea OneNote had so much to offer!

I've been using OneNote for years to take notes for class, but this presentation has showed me even more things i can do in OneNote. I have never shared a notebook with others, and didn't really know you could do that! I'm glad to see all the accessibility features, even if I don't personally use them One of the things that caught my eye was the math function. I've been having to juggle between writing down examples on paper and writing notes on my PC, but if I had a touchscreen, i can just jot it down. I wish I had a Microsoft surface, because my laptop doesn't have a touchscreen. I would love to use dictation, although in a classroom, it would be distracting to talk to my computer for notes haha. Also had no clue about the sub page feature! I'll have to use that more.

This is a great overview on the essential tips and how to best use OneNote! I was surprised to see the features in areas such as Math, which will definitely motivate me to switch as the ability to convert written equations into typed as well as inserting graphs is a game changer. Also, it overall seems very seamless and has many built in features that are actually useful. The ability to add video and audio, and more importantly the ability to collaborate with others, shows the all-round abilities that OneNote posses and it definitely is a must use for its efficient and attractive design.

-The graph conversion is so cool. Didn't realize that was even an option. Much better than shoddily handrawing a graph! -The meeting planning functionality makes so much sense. It is a struggle to organize meetings and the discussions generally, esp because information can all over the place, but this really streamlines everything. Love how you can just choose the meeting and the details + invitees fill in. And keeps it all in once place without having to bring in other information from various sources the conventional way. -I find the subpages and tabs aspect useful for me personally! Rather than making a new notebook each time! Didn't realize that was an option. -Being able to add the audio as well as the accessibility immersive reading, I can see how that would be immensely useful. Overall, text/video/audio/drawings/tables/charts, a variety of information being condensed into one location while still being organized is a plus for me. I can see how this would extra useful to me working with team members. Everyone has access to one "notebook" and no one is going to email me asking "where is the info on this?", "Where is the link to that?"

The fact that One Note combines features of all platforms into one platform is amazing!! Being a statistics student, I found the "Math" and "Graph" feature very helpful. The interactive features of note taking and lecture notes looks very interesting. The fact that in just one space we can take notes, forms, and plan meeting as well is very helpful for anybody and everybody. Thank you for the demo!!

This tutorial was incredibly helpful in showcasing how to use OneNote effectively. The explanation of features like organizing notes into sections and pages, embedding multimedia, and syncing across devices was clear and practical. I especially appreciated the tips on using tags for prioritizing tasks and the search functionality to find notes quickly. Thank you, Amanda and the OIT team, for creating such an insightful and well-structured video!

This video was incredibly helpful and covered so many features I didn’t know OneNote had! I’ve used it before, but learning about things like math equation conversion, the Immersive Reader, and how to add audio and video really takes note-taking to another level. The step-by-step explanation of sections, subpages, and organizing meeting schedules was super easy to follow, and I feel way more confident about using these tools in my daily workflow. The accessibility features and the ability to personalize notebooks really stood out to me as game-changers for both productivity and collaboration. Huge thanks to the OIT team and Amanda for creating such a thorough and engaging tutorial!

I have only recently started using OneNote after switching between different note-taking apps. I must say that OneNote has been one of the most seamless and stress-free options. From being able to embed videos and audio into your notes to offering version control, which is unheard of in a notes application, taking notes during my classes has become incredibly easy. This video further taught me about more features, such as math equations and direct integration with Teams, which I will be phasing into my daily usage. All in all, this session was very informative and useful!

As someone who has prior experience with Microsoft OneNote, this video serves as a fantastic refresher and even provided insights that I previously didn't know! One point that interested me in particular are the great accessibility features! Although at face value these features may not be beneficial to users without disabilities, through the principle of universal design, a better experience is also created for all users due to the nature of inclusive design. While I generally take notes with pen and paper, the selection feature in conjunction with the drawing utility will provide great value to me as it will allow me to still handwrite notes on a digitizer while having the benefit of faster digital transcription of notes. Furthermore, OneNote's inherant ease of shareability and meeting details feature will allow for greater collaboration with team members (fellowships) in the future!

Dictate, Immersive Reader, and Check Box Tag features are amazing! I am excited to start using the Audio Recording option. I find OneNote incredible for planning and sharing my meeting minutes. Thank you, Amanda and the OIT Team!

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