Arizona State students created a solution using OneNote that will make it easier for students who have difficulty reading notes on boards at the head of a classroom. They call their system Note-Taker.

Heeba Kariapper is a UB Senior studying Computer Science and English. She told UBIT how she uses Microsoft OneNote to help her succeed in class and on projects.

The idea behind the Digital binder is based on the training of students and teachers in the use of OneNote. Students then follow-up through project-based management.

It won't take long for teachers using OneNote to come up with countless use cases in class and ways for students to be more efficient, productive, and thoughtful with OneNote.

I’ve mostly transitioned from Office to Google Docs, but OneNote has remained part of my arsenal because it’s one of the best note-taking apps around. Now Microsoft is releasing an add on ...

Microsoft announced educational pricing of $49 for their "note management solution" dubbed "OneNote" today. There is some confusion about the exact functionality of OneNote, which mainly comes ...

Learn how to use Microsoft OneNote to organize your tasks and notes into a more productive workflow allowing you to concentrate on what ...

While I was using OneNote, I kept thinking that this is the app that I wish I had when I was a student.

Although being a student isn't a requirement for using Microsoft's note-taking application OneNote, the software's robust data capture and collaboration components lend themselves well to an ...

Unlocking smarter note-taking I can understand how exporting data from OneNote and using the same in NotebookLM feels like an extra step. But in my experience, it’s worth it.

Microsoft announced the student price of $49 on OneNote in an effort to push … ...