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#HOW TO USE ONENOTE FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE#
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Collaboration Space: The teacher and students can share and edit documents.

This is useful, for example, to share additional information such as articles, procedures or guides. Students can only view and copy them to their personal notebook.

Content Library: The teacher can add and edit documents.

Upon creating my class notebook, I found 2 sections by default: Since data is continually synchronized, the information is up-to-date in both places.

#HOW TO USE ONENOTE FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE#

To build my course, I preferred using the OneNote software directly on my laptop because file management was simpler and faster compared to the online application. Then, I logged on with my Office 365 Cégep account and I was able to create a private notebook for my class, which was automatically hosted online in the Office 365 cloud. This add-in is essential for a teacher to obtain a collaborative environment and share documents with their students.

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To use OneNote as part of my course, I had to download the OneNote for Classroom add-in, which was automatically installed in the OneNote software on my computer. Otherwise, you can use the online version with an Office 365 subscription or the OneNote Online version (free and independent of the Office Suite). If the Microsoft Office suite is installed on the computer, the OneNote software is included automatically.

Using paper or a Word document for note-taking.

Transferring documents to a USB key or via email.

Students as well as teachers can thus forego a paper binder and design a virtual binder where they can add and organize the information they have collected on different types of media and platforms (PowerPoint, Word, web sites, screenshots, etc.) and take notes.

Microsoft Office OneNote is a very powerful tool for centralizing all documents, resources, and notes of a course or project in one place.