Microsoft is hosting a webinar tomorrow for teachers on how they can incorporate Microsoft Office OneNote 2007 in the classroom.
Anyone can view this Microsoft OneNote webcast but if you are a teacher or faculty member at any of the educational institutions in US, you’ll also get a free copy of Microsoft OneNote 2007.
The process is simple – watch the webinar, send a proof that you are a teacher to teachtec@microsoft.com and Microsoft will ship you the OneNote 2007 box.
Sign-up at Teach Tech Tuesdays. The webinar will be presented by Mike Tholfsen of the OneNote team at Microsoft. Teachers may also want to check this video demo on OneNote 2007 for education.
Video: How teachers and students use OneNote in the classroom
Find this article at: http://www.labnol.org/internet/free-microsoft-onenote-2007-for-teachers/5300/
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Reader Comments
That’s what I love about Microsoft. They’re always charitable, whether it’s this, “The Ultimate Steal”, Live Search Club for organizations and causes, DreamSpark, etc. Making their stuff more affordable to the common people.
Apple rarely gives you a discount, and is more of a money snatcher than any other tech company.
Written by Quikboy on 11.11.08