OneNote + Tablets
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A presentation that I gave in November 2010 at our Computer Information Night(s), regarding effective use of OneNote and Tablet PCs in a school environment.
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OneNote + Tablets
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- 3. Notes, Articles, Minor pieces of work
- 4. Contents Pages Brain-storming ‘Minor’ Work Notes Blank
- 5. Tests Handouts Work ? Notes Headings Notes
- 7. What made me change? Overwhelmed Things got lost Messy
- 8. What I use now?
- 9. Summary Easy to find Easy to take notes Easy to back-up
Notes de l'éditeur
- Organizing school life through Tablets & OneNote
- Before beginning to use Tablet PCs in 2008, I had a "standard" laptop.
- Using folders and having multiple files for notes, articles, and other minor pieces of work, cluttered my 'My Documents' folder.
- Word documents full of class notes, over 10,000 words / 55 pages long, made it difficult to find information.
- Doing my mathematics work on paper / in exercise books, was messy and confusing, making it difficult to learn from notes, and previous mistakes.
- And then there was the amount of paper that was given out. I don't have an exact number of how much, but considering that last year, a year during which I exclusively used my Tablet, I went through roughly 1,000 sheets of paper, the vast majority being handouts, it certainly was a lot of paper.
- This became too much for in early 2010, so I decided to use my Tablet PC for all my school work. I was able to put feelings of being overwhelmed by paper, loosing or 'misplacing' pieces of paper, and the messiness of things everywhere, behind me, largely through the use of OneNote.
- OneNote + Tablet PC. For info about the demo, see: www.malteahrens.com
- So, with all my notes in OneNote on my Tablet PC, synced with Office Live, I have been able to organize my school life without being in a mess of paper, loosing paper, or being overwhelmed by paper.I haven't look back.