OneNote for K12 Research Projects
About this course
The course walks teachers through creating a OneNote notebook, adding text, images, embedded documents, audio, quotations, hyperlinks, and using drawing, tags, and the show authors feature. It also shows how students can leverage the immersive reader to support research papers and projects. All tools are demonstrated using the Microsoft 365 or desktop version of OneNote, so you can follow along with the software you already have.
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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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