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OneNote for collaborative, electronic research notebooks and all-in-one classroom presentations Ryan Nelson Chemistry Department Acknowledgements Matt Ct Pete Schlax Michael Hanrahan and Scott Tiner Ben Lizzotte, Jeremy


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OneNote for collaborative, electronic research notebooks and all-in-one classroom presentations

Ryan Nelson Chemistry Department

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Acknowledgements

  • Matt Côté
  • Pete Schlax
  • Michael Hanrahan and Scott Tiner

○ Ben Lizzotte, Jeremy Riordan, Keith Horde ○ Kristen Carey, Kai Evenson 2

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For Research: Learning Goals

  • Notebook structure
  • Sharing options
  • Incorporating other file types
  • Internal linking
  • External linking

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For the Classroom: Learning Goals

  • Notes as a digital chalkboard
  • Powerpoint substitute
  • Document camera substitute
  • Including material from an external program
  • Sharing notes with students
  • Screen capture options

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Issues with Traditional Notebooks

  • Paper notebook storage
  • Difficult to share/collaborate
  • Easy to lose/destroy
  • Accurate time stamps
  • Keeping track of and searching for experimental info
  • Run out of page space for an experiment
  • Including digital information/interactive materials
  • Connecting experiments with analysis
  • Tracking student usage and leaving comments

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OneNote Details

  • Free application for Windows, Mac, and all

mobile platforms

  • Can be used standalone
  • Can connect to the cloud (OneDrive)

○ Sharing notebooks -- between devices and collaborators ○ Web-based interface (like Google Apps) 6

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Notebook Format and Linking

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Notebook Sharing

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Issues in the classroom

  • Chalkboard = horizontal → Student notebook

= vertical

  • No permanence with the chalkboard
  • Transitions between multiple technologies
  • Using non-standard/licensed apps on

classroom desktops

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Replacing Classroom Tech

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Sharing with Students

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Workflow for classroom

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Additional OneNote Uses and Mac Stuff

  • Homework video keys
  • Writing assignment videos and feedback

For Mac:

  • IPad Pro and Apple Pencil
  • OneNote and Explain Everything

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Online options

  • Free education account through Microsoft

○ 1 TB storage ○ Free full Office 365

  • Free personal account

○ 5 GB Storage

  • Pete Schlax and I recommend the personal

account, use Google Drive for large files

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Archiving

  • Online/desktop duality
  • Active syncing of notebooks
  • Location of notebooks when they are "closed"
  • Exporting a notebook to a file

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