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OneNote Laboratory Notebook Tutorial v2019-06 Jo Montgomery babraham.bioinformatics@babraham.ac.uk Laboratory Notebooks What should we be doing? Expectations and responsibilities Document what we are doing Be able to find results


  1. OneNote Laboratory Notebook Tutorial v2019-06 Jo Montgomery babraham.bioinformatics@babraham.ac.uk

  2. Laboratory Notebooks

  3. What should we be doing? • Expectations and responsibilities – Document what we are doing – Be able to find results – Timely/traceable/retrievable – Checked • Legal responsibilities

  4. Why OneNote? • Digital Notebook • Gathers notes – handwritten or typed – drawings, screen clippings, images and audio content • Notes can be shared

  5. OneNote OneNote Office 365 OneNote OneNote Online 2016 OneNote OneNote for for Mac Windows 10

  6. OneNote

  7. Storing notebooks • Where can we save OneNote notebooks? – Local drives (OneNote 2016) – Microsoft • OneDrive • SharePoint

  8. Electronic Laboratory Notebook (ELN) https://babraham.sharepoint.com/sites/ELN/SitePages/Home.aspx or go to Office.com and search Sharepoint/ELN

  9. Electronic Laboratory Notebook (ELN)

  10. Electronic Laboratory Notebook (ELN)

  11. Electronic Laboratory Notebook (ELN)

  12. Electronic Laboratory Notebook (ELN)

  13. Storage and organisation SharePoint ELN JM SA FK Notebook Notebook Notebook 1 1 1 Notebook Notebook Notebook 2 2 2 Notebook Notebook 3 3

  14. Storage and organisation SharePoint ELN JM SA FK Notebook Notebook Notebook Notebook Notebook 1 1 1 2 3 Notebook Notebook Section A Section B Section C 2 2 Notebook Page 1 3 Page 2 Page 3

  15. Storage and organisation SharePoint ELN JM SA FK Notebook Notebook Notebook Notebook Notebook 1 1 1 2 3 Notebook Notebook Section A Section B Section C 2 2 Notebook Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 3 Sub Page 1 Sub-page 2 Sub-sub- page

  16. Exercise 1 Accessing the Electronic Laboratory Notebook (ELN) area on Sharepoint https://babraham.sharepoint.com/sites/ELN/SitePages/Home.aspx

  17. Getting started

  18. What is a Page? It’s not a word document… … It’s a stream of consciousness…

  19. What is a Page?

  20. Add Sections and Pages

  21. Add Sections

  22. Add Sections

  23. Add Sections

  24. Add Sections

  25. Pages

  26. Pages

  27. Add sub pages

  28. Exercise 2 Opening a new OneNote (Online) notebook and setting it up

  29. Exercise 2 Create a Notebook to look like this – sections, colours, pages, titles and levels of organisation

  30. What can you do in OneNote?

  31. What can you do in OneNote? • Add text • Make tables • Insert images • Insert/attach files • Add links

  32. Stuff you don’t need • Audio • Translation tool • Stickers • Emojis  • …things you don’t need in a laboratory notebook

  33. How to add things

  34. Text

  35. Tables

  36. Images • File • Web search • Clipboard – copy & paste – screen grab/clip

  37. Images

  38. Images + Shift + S + Shift + 4

  39. Exercise 3 Adding text, tables, formatting and images

  40. Exercise 3

  41. Add files and links • File – Attachment – File printout • Link – Point elsewhere

  42. Insert a File

  43. Insert a File

  44. Add links

  45. Add links • Link to files stored elsewhere – Large datasets – Obligations regarding finding data

  46. Add links • Link to files stored elsewhere – Direct link doesn’t work – tries to make the file path a URL – 2 options

  47. Add links 1. Give file location • Shift + Right Click on file in finder > copy as path • Paste text into OneNote as a record of where the file is stored • Make sure the file location doesn’t change

  48. Add links

  49. Add links

  50. Add links 2. Turn the path into a URL • Remove ‘http’ and type ‘file//’ at the start, remove all backslashes (\) and replace with forward slashes (/) • Not a dynamic link • Copy this link into browser and it should go to file location

  51. Exercise 4 Adding files and links

  52. Other useful stuff • Draw • To Do list • Quick note

  53. Draw

  54. Write notes on slides

  55. Annotate images

  56. Annotate images

  57. To Do list

  58. Add a Time and Date stamp

  59. Table of Contents • Create a Table of Contents with Links • 2016: Insert > Link > My Notebook and navigate through the Sections/pages to add • OneNote 2016, 10 and mac [[pagetitleofexistingpage]] • OneNote Online – copy URL for notebook/section/page and add this as a link

  60. Table of Contents

  61. Page backgrounds and lines • View > Paper Style • View > Paper color

  62. Other hints and tips • Indent and outdent • Alt + Shift + • Rearrange order in a list using • Alt + Shift +

  63. Other hints and tips • Maths functions OneNote 10

  64. Search Text

  65. Search Text in an Image

  66. References • OneNote is not a reference management system • You can link to a reference management system such as Reference Manager or EndNote if you must

  67. Exercise 5 Other useful tools

  68. Sharing OneNote notebooks • Sharepoint ELN • OneDrive • Other locations

  69. Sharing OneNote notebooks

  70. Versions

  71. Versions

  72. Exercise 6 Share your notebook with someone in the room

  73. Suggestions for use as a Laboratory Notebook Example Laboratory Notebook https://tinyurl.com/labbooklayout

  74. Exercise 7 Set up an outline for a laboratory notebook to suit your experiments

  75. The future: Windows 10 and Office 2019 • Microsoft is ‘ sunsetting ’ OneNote2016 • OneNote for Windows10 looks more like the mac or online version

  76. OneNote for Windows 10

  77. The future: Windows 10 and Office 2019 • There are some NEW features in OneNote 10 which aren’t available in OneNote2016 • Microsoft is recreating popular OneNote 2016 features in OneNote for Windows 10. • OneNote 2016 still has a number of features that OneNote for Windows 10 lacks… • Some are scheduled for OneNote for Windows 10 and some aren’t…

  78. Further help https://support.office.com

  79. Further help • Access or technical issues: Computing computing@babraham.ac.uk x6222 • Babraham Bioinformatics jo.montgomery@babraham.ac.uk http://www.bioinformatics.babraham.ac.uk/training.html

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