title: The Guide to OneNote: How to Use OneNote Effectively and Efficiently
author:  John Alexander 
description: <i>"<span>My kids have been swiftly sharing files and keeping notes on "sky drive." I had no idea what they were talking about and could only reference "sky high" thinking I was no super hero. I happened to pick this up after hearing about a similar product called Evernote. My kids keep me pretty busy so I was happy that I didn't have to search through fluff to find print screens and step by step on how to use this pretty cool tool...I think I might be one up on my kids cause they probably don't know what a ribbon is!"</span></i>
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  OneNote 
  Your digital notebook 
   
   
  Your World, organized 
  Get organized in notebooks 
  you can divide into sections 
  and pages. With easy 
  navigation and search, you’ll 
  always find your notes right 
  where you left them.  
  Gather your thoughts…  
  Quickly capture important information and ideas through 
  images, videos, audio recordings, as well as ink and voice.  
  …then make them even better 
  Revise your notes with typed or handwritten text, and 
  highlight and annotate what’s important. With OneNote on all 
  your devices, you’ll never miss a flash of inspiration.  
  Share and collaborate 
  Great minds don’t always think alike, but they can share ideas 
  and create together in OneNote.  
   
   
  For more information, visit 
  www.microsoft.com/onenote 
  
   
   
  Conversational OneNote Essentials 
  by Heather Severin