Where to find more OneNote Notebook samples

[Miles]

Is there a place on the net with lots of sample OneNote Notebooks? I've gone
through the ones on Microsoft's website but they're quite unimaginative for
such an impressive program.

I've performed web searches for a long time now and would have thought there
would be some really impressive uploaded/sample notebooks of how to get the
most out of ON but no such luck yet, at least for me. Anyone else found good
ones?

Thanks,

Miles

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Post by Miles
Is there a place on the net with lots of sample OneNote Notebooks?

Miles, I feel the same way: I would learn a lot be seeing the pages and
Notebook/Section organization. For me_ I plan to increase my use in next
year's fifth grade teaching and want to see and discuss ideas long before
late July when we launch 2009-2010 school year. Anyone who has a place for
teaching use please chime in.

Kathy Jacobs might have started a OneNote-specific site. She is practical
and full of good ideas. (She is also a Powerpoint guru.) Try:
http://geekswithblogs.net/VitaminCH/category/7583.aspx

There are Microsoft people blogging. The MS Ed guy Mike Tholfson is at
http://blogs.msdn.com/onenote_and_education/default.aspx

Good luck and post back with any good sites for seeing a lot of examples.

Jonathan

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Post by Miles
Is there a place on the net with lots of sample OneNote Notebooks?

Here's a post with interesting-sounding references. (I didn't visit them
myself. Yet... but I will. This is interesting to me, too.)

http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin/archive/2008/03/31/using-case-studies-of-onenote-to-enhance-our-test-planning.aspx

Jonathan

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https://www.onenote.com/staffnotebookedu has three ~100MB downloadable notebooks. Scroll down to "Real-life Staff Notebook samples in OneNote".

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Post by Miles
Is there a place on the net with lots of sample OneNote Notebooks? I've gone
through the ones on Microsoft's website but they're quite unimaginative for
such an impressive program.
I've performed web searches for a long time now and would have thought there
would be some really impressive uploaded/sample notebooks of how to get the
most out of ON but no such luck yet, at least for me. Anyone else found good
ones?
Thanks,
Miles