OneNote now has a consistent interface that works the same on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. Sign in Sign in with your personal Microsoft account, or the account you use for work or school. Add a …

When you first install and run OneNote, a notebook is created for you. You can create new notebooks any time—and you can have as many notebooks as you want. Click File > New to display the New …

In any Web browser, visit https://www.onenote.com/EmailToOneNote, and then click the Set up email to OneNote button. If prompted, sign in with the same Microsoft Account (Hotmail, Live, Outlook.com) …

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OneNote is a versatile digital notebook that allows you to capture thoughts, ideas, and to-dos, and sync them across all your devices. As part of the Office family, OneNote offers a familiar interface and …

Password protection in OneNote is designed to help keep your notes private. Audio and video recordings are stored as separate files in your notebook and you cannot apply passwords to them.

If you haven't set up your Class Notebook yet, you'll be guided through the right steps the first time you visit the Class Notebook app. You can either create a blank notebook from scratch or copy content …

Learn how to setup OneNote in your classrooms using the OneNote Setup Tool for Teachers.

Sharing your notes is easy in OneNote. You can invite others to view a specific page or an entire notebook, and you can select whether notebook participants can only view or fully edit your notes.

Learn about how OneNote automatically syncs notes and find out how you can sync your notes manually if you need to.