If you're a fan of The Bullet Journal system of organizing your tasks and notes, you can grab a template to turn a OneNote notebook into your Bullet Journal, with instructions for the template I wrote up on Lifewire (formerly Mobile Office at ). The events notebook could help you wrangle all the information you need to organize an event, with sections for attendee materials, presentations, goals and theme, organizer materials, and more with instructions to help you record relevant information for the event. The meetings notebook has sections for team meetings by quarter and pages with agenda, pre-reads, deck, and notes, each with placeholders for meeting details and follow-up action items. Want a better meetings or events template? Download a meetings notebook and events template shared on OneDrive. It has a collection of 20+ free OneNote templates, from a "Things To Do List" to a Cornell Notes template to seven complete notebook templates.
No worries-you can still find templates elsewhere on the web.
That section now seems to only offer templates for Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. Want more OneNote templates on your PC? Microsoft includes a handful of useful templates in OneNote, and used to offer free OneNote templates at. You can find more OneNote templates for Windows online It'd be great to have full OneNote templates on Mac, Web, and mobile, but for now this workaround gives you most of the features of templates today. Then tap the copy icon at the bottom (looks like a box with an arrow), select Copy, then choose where you want to make a new copy of that note. Open a notebook with your template notes in it, tap the Edit button at the top, and select the note you want to make a copy of. That'll give you a full copy of your note in your standard notebook-and will leave your template note ready for use again next time.Ī similar trick works in OneNote's mobile apps. Go to the notebook where you want to make a new copy of your template note, right-click again, and select Paste (or, on Mac, select Copy Page to… the first time you right-click, then choose where to put a new copy of the notes). Then, on Mac or Web, right-click on your note and select Copy. Add as many template notes as you want to that notebook to keep all of your templates together. Just make your template note as normal, writing the text and adding the formatting you want to the note. OneNote for Windows is the only version that supports templates officially-but you can still make and use your own templates in every other version. Instead of using the Templates sidebar, just make copies of your note templates in OneNote for Mac and Web
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