Let’s learn about One Note with Dr. Tom Grissom. But perhaps to understand why I’m a Microsoft One Note fan, I’d like to tell you a story from several months a go. This past fall, I ran into my former student, Miller, at an away football game. She had made the University of Georgia website as a top student and was just starting medical school.
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As it goes when I connect with very dear students, we had a long talk about her life and future. She’s truly exceptional and was such a joy to teach. Then, she said,
“Do you know the most useful thing you ever taught me?”
I didn’t know and she said,
“One Note. I pulled in my professor’s slides and took notes. I could do so many useful things. It was the best thing you’ve ever taught me.”
So, I admit, I dusted off some old lessons and did a little more teaching with One Note this year. This jewel of a notetaking app is free on all platforms. It is also the subject of today’s Tech Tool Tuesday with Dr. Tom Grissom. Tom is using One Note with his higher ed students in all kinds of ways.
In today’s show, Tom shares:
- An explanation of One Note
- The collaborative features of One Note
- How One Note relates to current cognitive theories of learning
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Selected Links from this Episode
Some links are affiliate links.
- Dr. Tom Grissom’s Blog: https://docs.com/dr-grissom
- Dr. Tom Grissom on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/tomgrissom
- One Note https://www.onenote.com/
- Evernote https://evernote.com/
- Are you teaching with punch cards? https://docs.com/dr-grissom/3181/are-you-teaching-with-punch-cards
- Pedagogy 365 https://docs.com/dr-grissom/5578/pedagogy365-a-powerful-one-two-pedagogical-punch
- One Note Class Notebook – https://www.onenote.com/classnotebook
- Make It Stick: The Science of Successful Learning http://amzn.to/2mgizj6
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Full Bio
Dr. Tom Grissom
Tom Grissom, Ph.D. is the Director of the Instructional Technology Center at Eastern Illinois University. The ITC is one of the premier teacher education resource centers in the State of Illinois serving the faculty, staff, and students in the College of Education & Professional Studies.
Dr. Grissom is a Microsoft Innovative Education Expert (MIEE) and focuses on the strategic implementation of technologies to improve the teaching and learning process. His specialties include the use of OneNote notebooks and digital inking in the classroom and beyond.
Dr. Grissom oversees and produces a growing collection of online resources including the TechTalk4Teachers podcast (now in its tenth year), ITC Techshare YouTube Channel, a Docs.com Journal, and many OneNote notebook examples. You will find links to these and many other resources at:
http://eiu.edu/itc
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