OneNote for Data Collection and Analysis 2017

Topics

• The optimal location for your notebook given the type of information with which you are working and the size and distribution of your team. We’ll talk about the relative value of the cloud, which cloud and how which cloud or network you choose affects the tools you’ll have access to in the application
• OneNote fundamentals, how to get the tool, and where to position it. While this will be delivered from OneNote 2016 desktop version, it will be widely applicable to multiple versions and platforms, including OneNote 2007, 2010, and 2013
• Terminology and architecture of a typical OneNote notebook, how sections and pages differ and work together, how subpages and section groups can help reframe the data collection as the project progresses
• How OneNote looks on the creation platform as opposed to mobile devices that may be used in the field. You’ll learn how to compensate for limited tools on mobile technology
• Tags, tag summaries and data protection features to insure that the right data is viewable by the right people
• How-to’s of getting information from various sources into OneNote, utilizing OneNote’s various organization techniques to place information strategically
• Various ways to wrap up a data gathering project, so that the information collected can be easily referred and can be repurposed for a new project
• How OneNote links data, both internally and externally to allow you to repurpose data repositories that already exist and to make cross-referencing a one- or two-click operation
• Several types of projects will be used as examples to enable you to walk away with skills you can use right now on projects you are beginning or ones already underway

Who should Attend

• Analysts
• Auditors
• Compliance professionals
• Consultants
• Quality control professionals
• Market research professionals