OneNote Hangout On Air Freebies

2/28/2013

As promised here are the OneNote Hangout On Air Freebie Downloads! Below the downloads is the link for the OneNote 2013 Quickstart Guide from missouri.edu. Not able to see the Hangout On Air? No problem! Watch the video below or click here to watch it on my YouTube Channel. And make sure you read the update on the forms at the end of this post.

Surname Notebook Template:

surname_nb_template.onepkg
File Size:	15 kb
File Type:	onepkg

Download File

Record Reminder List Template:

record_reminder_list_onenote2010.one
File Size:	199 kb
File Type:	one

Download File

Pre-Research Plan Worksheet Template:

the_pre-research_plan_worksheet.one
File Size:	101 kb
File Type:	one

Download File

Research Plan Template:

template_v.2010.one
File Size:	26 kb
File Type:	one

Download File

Link to the OneNote 2013 Quickstart Guide from missouri.edu:
http://doit.missouri.edu/training/office2013/onenote2013.pdf

Have any questions or problems? Contact me!

>>>UPDATE: As requested, here are the OneNote 2007 versions of the freebies. However, I wasn't able to save the Notebook Template any other way. So, my suggestion is to try to open the Surname Notebook Template in the 2007 version. If it doesn't work, then you'll need to set-up your own Surname Notebook Template by creating the sections in a notebook yourself. If you need help, Contact Me. =) <<<

Record Reminder List Template 2007 Version:

record_reminder_list_onenote_older.one
File Size:	130 kb
File Type:	one

Download File

Pre-Research Plan Worksheet Template 2007 Version:

the_pre-research_plan_worksheet_older.one
File Size:	127 kb
File Type:	one

Download File

Research Plan Template 2007 Version:

research_plan_v.2007.one
File Size:	30 kb
File Type:	one

Download File

13 Comments

Kim Myers

2/28/2013 02:10:48 pm

Caroline,

I really enjoyed the hangout tonight. I have had OneNote for years and forgot it was there. Your information was quite helpful.

Thanks so much. Your contributions are appreciated.

Kim

Caroline Pointer

2/28/2013 04:40:04 pm

Thank you so much for your kind words, Kim. I think that OneNote sits in a lot of people's desktops gathering dust unfortunately. It's such a jewel for those of use who use and like Microsoft Office.

Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment. I really appreciate it. =)

~C

Julie Tarr link

3/1/2013 08:45:37 am

Hey Caroline, any chance you could post downgraded versions of these files for 2007 users?

Judith Richards Shubert link

3/1/2013 01:59:04 pm

Thanks, Caroline, for having a great session tonight. I learned a lot since I had absolutely no idea what OneNote was capable of doing. I appreciate your panel being there asking questions and making comments, as well. Tonight has encouraged me to look into getting the OneNote app.
Judy

Carol Robson link

3/18/2013 10:01:11 pm

Hi Caroline, Thanks have started setting up my families and templates in One Note. Have 2010 and will probably keep using it even though 2013 and 365 look appealing. Have learned a lot from your previous utube vids. Look forward to more. Retired in New Zealand and loving it!

Kaitlyn link

11/6/2013 01:36:22 am

Caroline:

May I include a link to this post on my blog? I use these templates and think they are great. I want to do a post about how I use them and how they help me. But I want to give you the proper credit! I would like other people to discover them and see how they can use them in their research.

This is the link I would like to use:
http://www.4yourfamilystory.com/1/post/2013/02/onenote-hangout-on-air-freebies.html

I would also like to use your first name and the name of your blog in my post - to reference who made them as I talk about them.

Please let me know!
Thank You,
-Kaitlyn

Caroline

11/6/2013 01:44:02 am

Kaitlyn,

That's perfectly fine, and I appreciate the support. I'm also glad you've found them helpful. =)

~C

Karin Coppernoll

11/9/2013 06:54:53 am

I just stumbled across your Hangouts for OneNote. I'm a new OneNote user and find your videos very helpful. I really like how you set up the surname notebook, but I'm confused on how you organize it for each individual. Obviously, I have several ancestors with the name Baisley so I created a Baisley surname notebook. Where do I add all that information about each individual person? Do I add pages in each section?

Caroline

4/8/2015 07:00:38 am

Hi Karin,

You can set up pages for each one OR you can set up groups giving some hierarchy to your "files."

Hope this helps!

Thanks for watching and I'm glad you found it useful.

~C

Stephanie Bateman link

1/1/2015 10:00:07 am

Just a head's up Caroline....the link for the quick start guide is giving a 404 error. I did find another one here: http://prairiestate.edu/assets/global/itr-department/office/2013/onenote13-userguide.pdf

Caroline

4/8/2015 07:01:11 am

Thank you so much Stephanie!

~C

Kim Jordan link

1/3/2015 02:02:16 pm

I found the new location of the OneNote 2013 guide at missouri.edu:
http://doit.missouri.edu/images/pdfs/onenote2013.pdf

Caroline

4/8/2015 07:01:39 am

Thank you so much, Kim!

~C

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