A quick Intro to Publisher & OneNote 2010

1. Using Microsoft OneNote & Publisher By: Laura Cusick

2. Publisher 2010 Purpose: Desktop Publishing (Create, Edit, Print & Share) Newsletters Calendars Awards Programs Resumes

3. Word vs Publisher Word Intended for Word Processing Works with Text in a Linear Fashion Provides Tools for Citation and Grammar Ready-To-Use Templates Publisher Intended for Desktop Publishing Can Manipulate Text in Multiple Ways Provides More Complex Formatting Ready-To-Use Templates

4. The Ribbon Constant in the 2010 Office Suite Group Label: Categories of tools on each tab Backstage Tab Helps you manage and send the document Contextual Tab: Appears only when you need it

5. Classroom Applications Routines: Classroom Newsletters, Snack/Test Calendars, Programs for Concerts, Student Awards Curriculum:Travel Brochures for books or History topics, Newspapers related to Science topics, Postcards from one character to another, etc...

6. Let’s Play! Choose a template, insert and edit pictures, etc…

7. OneNote 2010 Purpose Personal Organization: Gather, Organize & Find Information Shared Organization: Share information across networks using SharePoint Uses Research Agendas Note Taking To-Do Lists Project Development

8. OneNote Interface Just like a binder, except DIGITAL! Notebook Names Notebook Dividers Pages in Each Section Work Space: Typed Notes, Hand written Drawings and notes, Pictures, Videos, Screen Clippings, etc…

9. Classroom Applications Teachers: Organize Lesson Plans, Syllabus and Course Materials in One Location Students: Learn to Organize Class Notes & Materials Digitally

10. Let’s Play! Create a notebook with dividers and individual pages. Insert Pictures and screen clippings, templates, to-do lists, etc…

11. Resources & Support This Presentation & Other Resources: http://wcssummertechnologyuniversity.blogspot.com/ Publisher Support: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher-help/ OneNote Support: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/onenote-help/