Microsoft Office OneNote
Microsoft Office
OneNote allows you take and organize notes, include images and Web citations,
record audio, share your notes with others, and generally keep information
from the many parts of your life organized within one simple application.
OneNote requires Microsoft Windows; it does not run on the Mac.
Disambiguation: were you looking for information on the similarly-named EndNote, the bibliography management software for Macintosh and Windows? We have that, too.
Where do I get it?
OneNote is not included in copies of Microsoft Office that you buy or that come pre-installed on your computer. But it is easy to get.
You can buy OneNote for an educational price or try a free 60-day download.
- Purchase at University Computers (Note the very low BU-affiliate pricing for OneNote)
- Free 60-day trial download for the general public
How do I learn more?
Microsoft has an excellent OneNote site which includes:
We also have a PCSC handout and exercise files that can help you to learn OneNote.
Technical support
- For answers to general OneNote questions, please visit the Microsoft OneNote site.
- If you have any questions specifically about the PCSC handout or the PCSC exercise files, you may e-mail the PCSC for help.
