Did you know you can use OneNote for managing procedures for your team or organization?

Ever spend too much time trying to keep your notes from the day organized? Here's a method I use in OneNote that works and stays out of the way.

OneNote custom tags can provide a great way to put a new spin on old ways of organizing your information.

One of the most frequent issues with OneNote is how to organize your notebooks. Here’s some suggestions.

One of the unspoken challenges with OneNote is when it comes to security. By definition, the tool is designed for open collaboration. Unfortunately this can introduce a plethora of issues around protecting content and access to that content.  Let's address some of the most common questions.

When it comes to daily life outside the professional world, being able to count on a tool is critical for it to be worth using day in and day out. OneNote is my tool of choice for so many things, but here's five specific ways I put it to use. 

Sounds redundant doesn't it?  How can you possibly use a tool to teach someone how to use the same tool? Well in this case it's possible because we're going to leverage the collaborative syncing capability of OneNote as a content delivery mechanism. The principle is surprisingly simple.