The first thing to make sure you do is to print to OneNote the same way you would want those pages printed on a printer. You can always zoom in to make things bigger. If you won’t ever need a hardcopy with your notes, don’t worry about this, but OneNote will try to group pages to fit all of one image in a page (keyword: try). If you have two PowerPoint slides to an image already, you won’t have to work with OneNote to make it print two images per page (because OneNote will likely just print one slide per page).
Tami Brass on 15 May 08Using the digital pen to mark up slides is easy - and it sure is more effective than using a laser pointer. When you're done with your lecture, you can save the marked up slides and share them with your class. I also think this reduces (but doesn't eliminate) the cognitive load on students when they're taking notes, as they don't have to scurry to transcribe EVERYTHING you've written on the whiteboard.\n
