With a template as a base or starting from scratch, OneNote makes it easy to find or innovate a to-do list that works for you. Tasks can be dragged from one column to the next, and you can also see tasks listed by priority by navigating to Home > Find Tags.īuild off any of these templates to make it just right for your needs, whether that means adding columns, copying the template into a new page to change the background, creating separate boxes for types of tasks, etc. This template is broken into three columns marked high, medium, and low priority with a column of checkboxes in each. This template lays out standard project tasks (such as planning and preparation) and adds a note section beside the task list. With just a column of checkboxes, this is a clean and simple starting point. To organize and prioritize tasks, you can start with a built-in OneNote to-do list template. Start from scratch on a page, insert a built-in template, or design templates of your own! Make a next-level to-do list These pages are even better than a hardcopy blank page because you can navigate your cursor to any part of the page to start adding text, images, video, and more. Add, move, rename, and organize pages in the right-hand sidebar. This is where the notes really happen! Within each section, you can create as many pages (and even subpages) as you like. Move, color code, and group these tabs to organize them and make priority sections easy to find. You might think of these as folders that hold individual note pages. These are represented by colored tabs along the top of the notebook window, and you also have the option to see them listed like a table of contents below each notebook on the left-hand sidebar.
Within a notebook, you can create sections. Collect, organize, and share your ideas in a digital notebook.
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