Organize and Collaborate with OneNote for Education

Editor's Notes

1. We introduced OneNote eleven years ago as a personal note-taking application in the Office suite. We evolved it over the years to enable enterprise collaboration with SharePoint, then social collaboration with OneDrive. We delivered our first cross-platform app on the iPhone in 2010, now we are across all Apple, Google, and Microsoft platforms The ultimate digital notebook for documents, pictures, notes, and any inserted file type Audio / Video Files/Documents: .pdf, .pptx, .xlsx, etc Screen Clippings, Tags, and so much more! Digital inking for inspiring creativity, retention, and annotation of content Can be accessed on any device (Mac/iOS/Android/Web/Windows) when saved on OneDrive or Office 365 Can be shared to View Only or Edit/Collaborate with Students
2. Rich note-taking application in Office since 2003 Users span Information Workers, students, and consumers Clients on all major platforms: Windows 8/8.1 Desktop & Store, Windows Phone, Android (tablets & phones), iPhone, iPad, Mac, Kindle Fire, Fire Phone, and Android Wear (watch) Android tablet-optimized version with handwriting, iPad handwriting in early 2015 Pre-installed on all new Windows PCs and Phones
3. Mantra (Main Message of Slide): OneNote Class Notebook Creator lets a teacher quickly set up a personal workspace for every student, a content library for handouts, and a collaboration space for lessons and creative activities, all within one powerful notebook. Slide Build: OneNote Class Notebook Creator enables the teacher to have the ultimate control in digitizing her classroom with a shared OneNote Notebook where she has total visibility into student work <Click> OneNote Class Notebook Creator lets a teacher quickly set up a personal workspace for every student, a content library for handouts, and a collaboration space for lessons and creative activities, all within one powerful notebook. <Click> Students simply get a link to the notebook that they can open on any device or browser they may have available in the classroom or lab. They can ONLY see and edit their personal notebook (or section group) and the shared Collaboration Space and Content Library (copy-only). <Click> Biggest Benefit for teachers and students is that they can collaborate within a powerful digital notebook for curriculum, projects, and assignments. Teachers can see the notebooks for each student and easily grade the work in it in this paperless environment virtually anytime, anywhere, and on almost any device. “Anything, anywhere” canvas (type, write, clip web, insert files) Familiar organization (notebooks, section tabs, pages) Real-time coaching (“Flip the classroom”) Natural learning with digital ink to write or annotate Fits many learning styles with a variety of inputs and uses One Powerful Notebook for an entire class Check out this link to the video of St. Thomas School to see OneNote class notebooks in action and then go to OneNoteForTeachers.com to learn more. St. Thomas School Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gz_AENcK7w4 CTA: Learn more and try it yourself at OneNoteForTeachers.com Announcement Blog Post from 10/7/2014: http://blogs.office.com/2014/10/07/introducing-onenote-class-notebooks-flexible-digital-framework-teaching-learning/