STEP 05 Create a new notebook for filled notes Change the paper size to letter or select the standard paper size in your area so that students are able to print off the lecture notes. Add pages by clicking on the “Add Page” icon near the top right of the screen. Add lecture notes for each lectureīegin by clicking on your lecture 1 section. Figure 1 below shows an example of the sections created for a physics course.įigure 1: Sections created for each lecture of a Physics I course STEP 04. Double click on the new section to rename it according to the lecture number and topic.
To do this, right-click on a section and select “New Section”. In your notebook, create a section for each lecture in your course. Create a notebook name that corresponds to the name of your course/module. STEP 02 Open OneNote and create a new notebook You will need an outlook account in order to provide your students with a link to view your notes.
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If you don’t have an outlook account, go to and click on “Create Free Account” and follow the prompts to create an account. If you already have an outlook account, (for example, an account that ends in or this step is already complete. Students can open the lecture slides in OneNote and make their own annotations.Students can see your annotations in (almost) real-time on OneNote Online on their own laptops, cell phones, or tablets.Everything is automatically saved in the cloud – can be accessed anytime, anywhere.You can write on your screen seamlessly.All lecture material can be organized in one place.This tech tool is especially useful for problem-solving courses such as math, physics, chemistry, and engineering courses when used in conjunction with a digital inking device such as a tablet. OneNote is a great organizational tool that can be used to display course notes in a central location.