Free OneNote "Webinar" for Teachers on October 7th
Some of the education folks at Microsoft have put together a great new weekly series of free web seminars (or "webinars") for teachers called "Teacher Tech Tuesday". These webinars will demonstrate and explore Microsoft technology in the classroom, with a specific focus on teachers. Each of these webinars will be broadcast live, as well as recorded for future viewing. I will also be posting the entire series and a link to each webinar on this blog as soon as the rest are ready to share publicly.
OneNote 2007 is the first topic of this series. On October 7th at 1:00 Pacific Time, Tony Franklin, Microsoft Solution Specialist for the world renowned Philadelphia School of the Future, will be the presenter. I've had the opportunity to work with Tony on a few different OneNote projects over the past year or two and he is great. One of our more recent engagements was with Erin Gruwell and the Freedom Writer Teachers. (I'll be posting an update on that shortly.) Tony has worked closely with the School of the Future and he knows OneNote very well. The School of the Future uses OneNote extensively for many aspects of their day-to-day education process.
Click here to register for the free "OneNote for Teachers" Webinar
Abstract
OneNote 2007 — Save Time, Save Paper, Engage Students
Live Oct 7th, 2008 1:00PM-2:00PM Pacific Time
OneNote 2007 is a "The Killer App" in Education for a variety of reasons, whether this digital notebook helps you gather research, organize notes, or create digital portfolios, you'll find hundreds of reasons why OneNote IS the application to have on your desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile device. In this introductory session we'll cover several topics including:
- Getting Started with OneNote
- How to get organized with OneNote
- Creating class materials & class work
- Creating shared notebooks and sharing
- Learning more about OneNote
Speakers:
- Tony Franklin—Solution Specialist - IW
