Also, the app makes it easier to use with other programs in the Office Suite, both on your desktop and mobile devices. With Microsoft OneNote, users can capture texts, images, and files quickly, even on the go. You can pin multimedia documents to your notes as it is compatible with a wide range of digital formats.ĭigital formats you can add to your notes in Microsoft OneNote includes: It allows you to organize notes into separate notebooks and sections within notebooks. OneNote functions as a note-taking app and a hub for all your notes. Additionally, Microsoft OneNote comes built-in for the newer versions of Microsoft 365. OneNote is free for all users, whether you use Mac, a PC, Android, iPhone, or an iPad. They can share and use notes in real-time collaboration with other users over the Internet or a network. Microsoft OneNote users can log in notes, drawings, audio commentaries, and screen clippings to their notes. Furthermore, words and shapes can quickly and easily be converted to super-neat text and snap-shapes.Microsoft OneNote is a digital note-taking application for gathering information backed up to Microsoft’s Office 365 cloud. Users could already highlight and cross out texts in these apps but at the start of October new commands and pen functionality was added to split and join words, add line breaks, inserting new words drawing the caret and handwriting.
On the topic of accessibility and input methods, it is worth mentioning the recent intelligent inking and 3D updates delivered to PowerPoint and Word.
Other accessibility improvements announced by Microsoft include the leveraging of its 'Immersive Reader' technology alongside Flipgrid, OneNote, Microsoft Translator, and Office Lens. When rolled out it will appear by default at the far right of the Home ribbon toolbar. I've just checked Word Online and it the dictation feature isn't available for me yet. It says the feature will roll out "in the coming weeks". To give its dictation tools greater accessibility Microsoft is enabling the speech to text functionality in the freely available Word and OneNote Online, in any browser. Microsoft says that dictation is especially useful for those with dyslexia, dysgraphia or mobility impairments.
There are about 700 million people in the world with dyslexia, and Microsoft yesterday signed the Made by Dyslexia pledge to empower these people through their academic journey and life.
In a blog post, Microsoft says it is implementing the dictation feature in aid of those with dyslexia. The move follows in the footsteps of dictation being included in the desktop versions of Office 356 apps via Cortana, released alongside the Windows 10 April 2018 Update. Microsoft is adding a dictation tool to the online versions of Word and OneNote.
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