Andrew Smerdon, Teaching Fellow in Accounting & Finance at the Lancaster University Management School, will give a practical workshop on how he uses OneNote to deliver lectures. By adding MS Teams to the mix, we create a solution for remote learning and teaching. 

“During this session I would like to demonstrate how Microsoft Teams and OneNote can be used to deliver lecture style content to students in a way that broadly replicates the facilities available in lecture theatres. If you have a tablet and stylus pen, this could be of particular interest if you would typically use a whiteboard of visualiser during your sessions – for example for numerical, mathematical or formula driven sessions where you would like to demonstrate techniques to students. Using Microsoft Teams, you can share your desktop with students who have joined your meeting. Writing in Microsoft OneNote then enables you to demonstrate techniques effectively by live streaming the answers that you write onto your tablet device. You can also record your session in Microsoft Teams so that a session can be delivered synchronously to students who can join the meeting live, as well as asynchronously to those who cannot.”

You can join this online session from anywhere, using any device.

As long as you are registered, you will be sent the online joining link 24 hours before the session is due to start. You will need a suitable sound device so you can listen to the session. If you are in an office environment, wearing headphones is recommended.