OneNote for K12 Research Projects
About this course
Microsoft OneNote is a great note taking tool for both the teacher and the student. If you have access to Microsoft 365 or the desktop version, you can use OneNote easily with students. Teachers will learn the basics of setting up a notebook and then adding everything else that a student might need to create a research paper or project.TextImagesEmbedded DocumentsAudioQuotations and HyperlinksThey will also learn how to use the drawing, tags and the show authors tools. Students can use the immersive reader.
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What you'll learn
- set up and organize a OneNote notebook for classroom use
- insert and manage text, images, embedded files, audio, and hyperlinks within notes
- apply drawing tools, tags, and the show authors feature to structure research content
- use the immersive reader to improve accessibility for student research tasks
Course objectives
- enable teachers to build a functional digital workspace for K‑12 research projects
- provide step‑by‑step guidance on using OneNote features that support student collaboration and citation
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