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If you are interested in knowing more about using OneNote, I have a public training programs coming up that might be of interest. Workload & Email Management Training/Coaching. Geoff Prior – Lingford Consulting, May 2020 As one of the participants said after a recent OneNote training session ‘ OneNote is a gamechanger!‘

If you have not used Microsoft OneNote before, or maybe you started to use it then dropped it, I encourage you to have a another look. together in one place and help keep you organised. You have to love Microsoft OneNote! That’s the power of OneNote: as its name suggests, it can bring all your thoughts, ideas, notes, files, etc. created a To Do task out of that page so it sits in my To Do list in my Microsoft Outlook Task list!Īfter things had gotten a little out of hand, it’s all now together in one place and feels organised again.added hyperlinks to a few YouTube video links on my new OneNote page that I wanted to watch, and finally….created a few links on my new Page to some meeting notes I had taken inside of OneNote from a recent training session.

I then deleted the old tasks so that I wasn’t left with two copies of them copy a few links I had created in my Outlook To Do/Task list into that OneNote page.create a new Page in the Projects Section of OneNote.In just 30 minutes with Microsoft OneNote, I managed to: So the other day, I decided to sort myself out. (Not a good feeling for a productivity expert!!) It was getting a little overwhelming and confusing. And because this had been a bit of an organic process, and I had not really made a proper project out of it, this collection started to become a bit mess. These started congregating in my To Do list and in OneNote in various places. So I started flagging the odd email and saving a few web pages, YouTube videos, etc. As I’ve done so, I noticed a few things here and there that I thought might work be worth looking at, but as I’m trying to be productive I didn’t want to look at them straight away and get dragged off task.

I’ve been developing a few new training programs over the past few weeks as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The other day, was reminded of why I love Microsoft OneNote so much.