Using OneNote for Teaching and Learning
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OneNote is described as an online, cloud-based notebook service that is simple to use, robust, and can be used on desktop and mobile devices. The document discusses how a teacher used OneNote with 147 students across 9 modules and found it helped with collaborative teaching and learning, organizing notes and materials, sharing content, and assessing student work. Key benefits identified include being able to find information faster, see live student work, provide feedback, and view curated reading materials. A few issues are noted, such as it not working well with weak internet connections, and potential conflicts when syncing pages across devices.
Using OneNote for Teaching and Learning
- 1. OneNote for Teaching COLLABORATIVE TEACHING AND LEARNING TOOL
- 2. OneNote is #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 2 An online cloud-based notebook service. Simple to use. Robust and dependable. Pleasant to use on desktop and mobile devices.
- 3. Experience after One Year OneNote #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 3 Using OneNote with 147 students in nine modules.
- 4. Also using OneNote with YMT.fm #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 4
- 5. OneNote Helps Find Things The most compelling reason for me to use OneNote is it helps me find things faster. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 5
- 6. OneNote on Handsets #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 6
- 7. Notes where you need them. On desktop as an app. In lab sessions as a cloud service. Synced to handsets as timely content. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 7
- 8. Me and OneNote While teaching. To share reading material. Alongside Office Lens. With Pinboard. Working through snags. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 8
- 9. Finding OneNote. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 9
- 10. Classroom Collaboration #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 10
- 11. Seeing Collective Learning Happen OneNote annotates individual student work, allowing me to see who is pulling their weight. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 11
- 12. Collective Learning #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 12
- 13. OneNote for Learning Assessment #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 13
- 14. Seeing Live Student Work I can see student work quickly as it unfolds on OneNote. It’s much faster than Moodle. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 14
- 15. OneNote for Feedback #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 15
- 16. OneNote for Curated Reading #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 16
- 17. Using the Content Library I use the Content Library to share important reading materials. It’s easy to share and cross-reference information as it arrives on my handset via newsfeeds and emails. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 17
- 18. OneNote with Office Lens #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 18
- 19. Setting tone with Practitioner’s Notes #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 19
- 20. OneNote Previews Lab Sessions #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 20
- 21. Using Pinboard.in with OneNote I can create plain text on Pinboard without waiting for 3G connectivity. When I save the bookmark, Pinboard creates a permanent URL for the note and then bookmarks that URL. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 21
- 22. Creating Text in Pinboard #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 22
- 23. Pinboard’s Auto Archiving #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 23
- 24. Searching Pinboard #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 24
- 25. Searching Desktop OneNote #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 25
- 26. Searching Mobile OneNote #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 26
- 27. Powerful OneNote Search I have used Microsoft Cortana for voice search and the standard keyboard search to locate information stored or cross- referenced in OneNote. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 27
- 28. OneNote and Delve #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 28
- 29. Underutilised Staff OneNote #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 29
- 30. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 30
- 31. Well-used File Sharing #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 31
- 32. Snags Encountered with OneNote It does not work with weak broadband. You need to open and sync your primary notebooks with your mobile phone. Page conflicts may occur. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 32
- 33. Working Around Snags Keep the mobile OneNote version open if you expect no connectivity. Use OneNote as a primary part of your workflow and you will routinely open and sync your primary notebooks. Clear page conflicts by reviewing them. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 33
- 34. TIP: Keep Mobile Usage Focused. #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 34
- 35. Let’s Connect #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 35 I’m @Topgold on all good social networks.
- 36. Help Fight Homelessness #onenote CC-by-4.0 SA @topgold 36 Text HOMELESS to 50300 and give 4 euro.
Editor's Notes
- #2: This slide deck captures conclusions formed after using OneNote in third level for an entire academic year. It was repared by Bernie @Topgold Goldbach for continuous professional development training sessions in the Limerick Institute of Technology. Content is licensed CC-by-SA 4.0 under the Creative Commons.
- #3: OneNote brings a simple notebook metaphor to web pages and to mobile phone screens.
- #4: Transitioning from Evernote to OneNote was seamless.
- #5: OneNote helps the Youth Media Team stay organized. Interview at http://ymt.fm/2016/05/interview-with-aoibhinn-ni-shuilleabhain/
- #6: Microsoft has implemented very powerful discovery tools. Screencast developed after a workshop by Pamela O’Brien.
- #7: I keep OneNote in the top right of both handsets.
- #8: OneNote syncs elegantly.
- #9: I’ve been using OneNote for an entire academic year.
- #10: OneNote is in your desktop apps. Works well on Android, iOS and Windows Mobile.
- #11: Yellow highlights are Class Notebooks. Green is shared by a student. Orange is a campus staff notebook. Blue is content designed to be discovered on Delve.
- #12: I can watch students annotate and add content.
- #13: Blue highlights shows different people collaborating on assigned tasks.
- #14: Screenshot from Moodle referencing the use of OneNote to collect information for assessment purposes.
- #15: I can watch student work remotely or across the lab in classroom sessions.
- #16: Screenshot from OneNote Public Relations module with feedback to students.
- #17: Screenshot from OneNote Content Library in Social Media module.
- #18: The Content Library has replaced large amounts of photocopied materials.
- #19: I snap images with my cameraphone using Office Lens and send the images directly into OneNote. Sometimes these snaps are processed by Microsoft’s OCR capability and are findable via OneNote search.
- #20: I try to set the tone for every major section by using a page called “Practitioner’s Notes”.
- #21: I preview lab sessions by cross-posting them to OneNote, Moodle and Pinboard.
- #22: I use Pinboard.in alongside OneNote.
- #23: Pinboard.in (and sometimes Google Keep) lets me create notes without a cloud computing connection. This note is at https://notes.pinboard.in/u:topgold/notes/387df36596bbd0a8b6d6
- #24: Pinboard.in scrapes everything I tweet from three different Twitter accounts then makes the info easy to find.
- #25: Searching Pinboard.in for OneNote.
- #26: Searching OneNote on Desktop for collaboration.
- #27: Searching OneNote on Android for collaboration.
- #28: Once you start putting things in One Place like inside OneNote, it’s easier to find those things.
- #29: Objects I discover in Delve should map to OneNote when I expect the highest levels of productivity.
- #30: Currently, we do not use OneNote to optimize staff efficiencies.
- #31: If we used OneNote as the primary collaboration tool, collegial communications would improve.
- #32: Orange is shared with one other staff member. Blue is heavy file sharing with two students. Each green content is shared with more than 35 students.
- #33: You may encounter some snags with OneNote.
- #34: It’s relatively easy to work around snags encountered with OneNote.
- #35: My phone and its spotty 3G coverage won’t sync more than a few notebooks efficiently.
- #36: Bernie Goldbach uses OneNote to teach and learn. His blog at http://Insideview.ie is powered by OneNote.
- #37: Focus Ireland needs your help.