31.ONE+Note


 * Thursday OneNote Introduction Session **

your resources filed and organised for use in 2010
 * Some points for you to get the most out of the session**
 * Bring a memory stick with programs, resources, tasks etc to upload into OneNote
 * Bring your class/subject list for 2010, you will be able to create a folder for each class.
 * Access to the internet ( your DET password ) to download links from relevant web-sites
 * OneNote is a great data base and can store files, images, audio and video into organised sections. Think about how you would like to have

[] Link to OneNote song and 3 minute for the benefits of OneNote

Maria, Niki, Ry, Tim, Denise** 1.Introduction: An overview of the possibilities, Resources- OneNote - 'getting started', YouTube links, Tafe notes 2.Teaching Strategies and how to use ‘one note’ in your class, how students should set up OneNote for effective learning. 3.Practical Session: Setting up your OneNote to work for you, creating a data base of students e-mails in OneNote Uploading a quality Lesson from your memory stick or files to OneNote. Looking at creating video and audio files 4.Practical Session: Collaboration ‘Sharing OneNote’. Extra: Classroom strategies in the use of social networking web 2.0 tools Edmodo, Delicious accounts. || Group 1: Maria -B519 Group 2: Niki -B517 Group 3 Tim B315 Group 4 Ry Library
 * **“Getting to Know” OneNote. 9-11 am Group work
 * ~ Maria- Art,PE,SS ||~ Niki – Tas, English ||~ Tim – Science, Maths ||~ Rye – History,Social S, Languages ||
 * Donna Masterson || Garry Braid || Bill Lo || Paula Collins ||
 * Deb Cave || Paula Bertoli || Chee Tai || Courtney Cook ||
 * Evi Christofi || Elizabeth Liminios || Emma Tomkinson || Louise Hawkins ||
 * Christine Lim || Phil O’Brien || Mario Alexandrou || Chris Hughes ||
 * Nicholas Powning || Ray Payne || Edwin Liew || Paul Mansell ||
 * Lina Tesoriero || Maria Poniris || Ed Manganaro || Heidi Metson ||
 * Alexander Ku || Colin Penprase || Sandra Miller || Julliette McMurray ||
 * Ian Godby || Wendy Kon || Paula Morris || Bronwyn Kelly ||
 * Melissa Davis || Kaye Arhondas || Debbie Stern || Alison Dale ||
 * Rod Portada || Vicky Ayscough || Lucy Andre || Judith Bourke ||
 * Hayley Strong || Anna Buckley || Sergio Aguirre || Sarah Chew ||
 * Lauren Broit || Sharron Cleary || Edith Bocaz || Archana Mathur ||
 * Paul Bollard || Jeff Dawson || Margaret Grigg || Dalia Cohen ||
 * Kathy Efthimiou || Carolyn Devlin || Tim Jamiesson || Nella Leontieva ||
 * Bronwyn Lawrance || Will Georgopoulos || Gifford O’Hare || Antonella Triolo ||
 * Kim Shakenovsky || Marika Horvath || Aflal Sahabdeen || Zoe Radcliffe ||
 * Monica Pinkus || Celestina Kitson || || ||
 * Mary Curtis || Michael Koutsoukis || || ||
 * || Sue Tiedgen || || ||
 * || George Stamel || || ||

**Things learnt from OneNote training** Here is the information in a OneNote file you can download and add to your notebook
 * 1) __Importing screenshots__ **-**To save a screen shot to one note even if one note is not open, go to what you want to copy, hold **home** and then press **s** and this will make the screen white. Then use your mouse to select the area you want copied. This will be placed as an image in the Unfiled notes section at the bottom of the note books tool bar. If a screenshot is taken from a website, the date, time web address will be listed under the coped information. Copied screen shots will be able to capture text from pictures (will often have mistakes) left click on image and select copy text from picture)
 * 2) __Transporting files into onenote from word etc__**-** Open file you want to impor, press **print** (on the external file you want to get into onenote) then select **send to onenote 2007** as the printer the **ok**.
 * 3) __Importing into__ onenote. - **insert**, **files**, or **files as print out** or link (especially good with ppt) good for linking marks rolls.
 * 4) __Selecting items on a page__ **-** Lasso tool is very useful for selecting specific data, select **view**, then **drawing tool bar** then it will appear at the bottom of screen. The lasso is the second button on this tool bar
 * 5) __Drawing with mouse__ - Students can write with mouse over their work, view, my pens tool bar, then to get back they go view drawing tool bar and select the A symbol down the bottom
 * 6) __Reminders and categories__- to tag work or specific notes. Eg to do items, word bank etc highlight text to be tagged, press **insert** then **tag** then select the tag that is most appropriate, most useful is check list, this way you can view all your tasks and once you check them off they will not appear (eg homework, assignment tasks) to view them no matter where they are in the notebook click **view**, then **all tagged notes** and all the tasks will show from all subjects
 * 7) __Video & audio__ - Inserting Video and audio, make sure a text box is not selected otherwise your audio file will be inside the box and will be harder to move. Click on the microphone icon near the help menu.
 * 8) __Creating a table__ - use table icon. Use tab key for new column, press enter for new line when in the right most column.
 * 9)  Helpful Shortcuts
 * for a dot point = **control key** + **full stop (.)**
 * For a number point **= control key + forward slash(/)**
 * To indent the point move your mouse over it and click the button and drag the dot point left or right
 * 1) __To lock a section__ (note you cant lock a note book or a page) click **file** then **password protect this section** then follow the links
 * 2) __Exporting__ - can be saved as web page, use the **save as** function remember to select what section you want (sections, whole note book or current page) and what format you want.(eg single file webpage)
 * 3) __Live sharing session.__ - everyone linked to a live sharing session can edit the page in onenote. Example when you have set up a scaffold for everyone to add to click **share** then **start live sharing session**. This will allow everyone to join and edit this file. If students have joined they can keep the final product that the class has created, they simply click on the section tab and drag it to your notebook. This is probably best for staff to staff sharing.
 * 4) __Full screen button__ - next to help button. To return to normal view press the same button which will have moved to be the first button at the top left.
 * 5) Because note books do not save as one file, they exist as a folder and this becomes difficult to share. If you need to move it select save as, **onenote single file package**, select **current page** or **section** or **entire notebook**



You Tube links Sunday, December 13, 2009 5:45 PM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FNoZ7ZpzAQ&feature=related Shared NoteBook http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5bHf_pV-ZM&feature=related What is OneNote http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCY-kFyuLM4&feature=related OneNote Demo, setting up the pages etc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwJdMAS4Lq8&feature=related Tips and Tricks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZF_NhcrTmMQ 8 mins of demo Microsoft OneNote is a useful tool to support students with additional needs. With OneNote students can convert handwriting to text, easily capture screenshots which can be integrated a worksheet, ... Pasted from 

[] 17 minute clear video on OneNote

( These links are currently blocked sites when using the net books, I am applying for the sites to be unblocked, so hopefully they will be able to be viewed ASAP )

 Niki's OneNote Session Plan ·  Introduction - OneNote is a digital ring binder folder with sections and pages -notebook (ring binder) to the left, sections (dividers) at the top and pages on the right. You never need to save in OneNote [] ' My Favourite Application' ·  Show my notebooks as examples, note that images and text are flexible and can easily move around ·  Set up a notebook, with sections and 3 pages look at OneNote 2007 guide, ·  Organise and label 2 more notebooks, copy and paste pages between sections and notebooks, ·  Using the memory stick to up-load information and copy in by embedding or full page copy printed into OneNote from Word Docs or PP or Excel ,**tip**- can have 4 memory stick in class with lesson on it to hand around to students ·  Searching for data in your notebooks ·  e-mailing options and group e-mailing, setting up a data base of class e-mails, saving received e-mails, students can email their assessments and you can save in OneNote to mark. ·  Saving OneNote pages as Word Docs or PDFs, Finding OneNote folders in My Documents ·  Discuss how students can best set up their notebooks for your class ·  Short cuts, screen clippings ,unfiled notes, control. , control/ numbers, tab for table and then enter, For a calculator, 2+3=5, press space bar at the end for the answer, Microsoft home button and n for a sticky note pad. Tags, Full page view F11 or next to help, ·  Search Web for image or text and use screen clipping. ·  Pen options, handwriting, lasso - for moving and shrinking text or images ·  Use the video and audio options, make a 30 second video <span style="font-family: Symbol; font-size: 10pt; mso-bidi-font-family: Symbol; mso-bidi-font-size: 11.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: Symbol; msobidifontfamily: Symbol; msobidifontsize: 11.0pt; msofareastfontfamily: Symbol; msolist: Ignore;">·  Live Sharing Session <span style="font-family: Symbol; font-size: 10pt; mso-bidi-font-family: Symbol; mso-bidi-font-size: 11.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: Symbol; msobidifontfamily: Symbol; msobidifontsize: 11.0pt; msofareastfontfamily: Symbol; msolist: Ignore;">·  Delicious account, Edmodo