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Microsoft OneNote is a digital notebook that is part of the Microsoft 365 suite. You can type, draw or handwrite notes with a stylus or finger, and store text, images and video in notebooks organised into sections, pages and sub-pages. Notebooks back up to the cloud automatically, so your team can open and edit them from Windows, macOS, Android or iOS devices, or the web app. A history feature records every change and who made it.
It can be challenging to keep track of information scattered across pen-and-paper notes, meeting recordings, and team discussions. Teams nowadays work from different locations and need more efficient collaboration tools to access and share information in real time.
To help you keep your notes in one place, and help your teams to access them anytime from anywhere, use Microsoft OneNote. It’s a feature-rich collaborative note-taking app that’s as useful on the professional front as it is on the personal one. Whether you have ideas, to-do lists, reminders, or even rough sketches, OneNote accommodates everything for you.
Microsoft OneNote is a digital notebook loaded with excellent features, such as taking notes using a stylus or finger; storing, organising and prioritising information in the form of text, images, and videos; searching for information and so much more. You can create individual notebooks in OneNote by organising notes into different folders, sections, pages, and sub-pages, and access them whenever you need to.
OneNote is part of the Microsoft 365 suite, and it automatically backs up data to the cloud. You can download OneNote 2016 for Android, iOS, macOS or Windows, and use it across various devices from mobiles and tablets, to desktops and laptops. One of the best things about using OneNote is that it facilitates information helps you share information while also protecting the privacy of your data, as only those with editing access can make changes to it.
You can access the entire range of features by downloading OneNote on your device, or you can use the OneNote Web app. This app is compatible with various digital formats, allowing you to store simple text as well as multimedia documents while tracking revisions and changes.
Here are just some of the benefits of using Microsoft OneNote:

OneNote helps remote teams working from remote locations to collaborate effectively. It supports the sharing and access of information in real time, boosting productivity. The OneNote app can help your business in so many ways.
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At its heart, OneNote is a collaborative tool. It helps you to share text, graphs, audio, and video with your team, and lets them share their feedback and input in real time.
As a Microsoft 365 product, your OneNote notebooks will automatically back up data to the cloud. Anyone with access can use OneNote to keep themselves up to date themselves with the latest information, anytime, from anywhere.
OneNote comes with built-in technology to read handwriting and convert it to digitised text. You can use this feature to scan handwritten notes, share them with your team, and even make them searchable.
OneNote data is stored in the cloud, making it accessible to your teams anywhere in the world, and at any time. They get to see recent updates highlighted since their last login, helping them to keep up with the latest changes.
If you have a remote team working on a project, you can easily start to feel out of touch with what your teams are doing. With OneNote, you can keep track of recent research and progress on the project, while allowing your teams to add their own input for enhanced collaboration.
OneNote’s history feature tracks all the changes to your notebooks, along with the users who made them. Added time stamps mean that all your notes, suggestions, instructions, and updates stay on the record, and can be accessed any time they might be needed.
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OneNote is used to keep meeting notes, research, to-do lists and project updates in one shared place. Teams can add text, graphs, audio and video, give feedback in real time, and see recent changes highlighted since they last logged in.
Yes. OneNote has built-in technology that reads handwriting and converts it to digital text. You can scan handwritten notes, share them with your team and make them searchable.
Only people with editing access can make changes to a shared notebook. OneNote’s history feature tracks every change along with the person who made it, and time stamps keep notes, suggestions and instructions on the record.
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