Have you ever wanted to keep a recording of a meeting, conference call, or demonstration, and simultaneously take written notes?

Perhaps you're interviewing a client, or you're in a meeting and typing would be rude, take audio notes.

If you're in a lecture and you want to capture the speaker's slides, or you need to record a demo while making text notes, take video notes.

With OneNote you can make audio and video recordings and keep them in one place with your textual notes.

To learn more about this course, read the overview in the center of this page or the table of contents in the left column. Then click Next to start the first lesson.

This course is an updated version of "Flag your notes, find your notes, hear your notes."

To complete the practice session, you will need a camera and microphone (many cameras have built in microphones).

If you're new to OneNote, start with the basics by taking Get to know OneNote.

You must have Microsoft Office OneNote® 2003 Service Pack 1 to complete the practice sessions.

Note   If OneNote is deployed in a large-scale setting, administrators can disable recording if their company does not want to use the feature.