How to use flags?

[brandoncolorado]

How should I use flags within onenote for law school? What types of
documents do I flag?

 

[brandoncolorado]

any ideas please?

 

[Patrick Schmid]

What and how would you flag your notes using little stickers if they
were in a paper notebook?

Patrick Schmid

 

[Rainald Taesler]

brandoncolorado in (e-mail address removed)
shared these words of wisdom:

any ideas please?

Ideas, Yes. Plenty of them.
But no *suggestions* - at least from my side.
Why?
This professor of laws simply does not know anything on the way you
think and on the way you work.
How to use flags simply depends on your own style of doing things.

Patrick already mentioned flagging a paper notebook.
Using the 3M tape-flags in a book or law collection (in order to
quickle find a paragraph/artical) indeed is what one does in "real
life". Using flags in ON is the digital expression of doing this. The
main difference: The machine can use the flags for searching.

I think that you just have to "play" with things available and by the
time find your own style.

If you want to get some ideas on OneNote, get Kathy Jacob's book:
Kathy Jacobs, Bill Jelen: Life On One Note:Unleash the Power of One
Note (On Office series). Uniontwon OH (Holy Macro Books), 2005,
ISBN1-932802-02-9.
Sold at Amazon at the reduced price of $ 12.97
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/19...p/002-7069779-2386442?_encoding=UTF8&n=283155

HTH
Rainald

 

[Rainald Taesler]

brandoncolorado in (e-mail address removed)
shared these words of wisdom:

Just stumbled over the following today:
templates. As I explained to a friend, if you don't have "ideas" to
organize, OneNote can be pretty daunting. If you do have "ideas" to
organize you don't need instructions or templates. <<

(re: Why Doesn't OneNote have Feature X?
Wednesday, February 18, 2004 3:55 PM by mjweber
http://blogs.msdn.com/chris_pratley/archive/2004/01/31/65606.aspx )

Rainald