Better research and references using OneNote
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Uploaded on 3/23/2012
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Learning objectives
- When copying information from a website, OneNote will automatically show you where the information came from.
- Students can also use the Screen Clipping button to select a part of a web page and put it into their OneNote page with the source.
- Using Linked Notes helps students choose between various sources and track where they have been in their research.
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