Once it is installed you may need to enable it. Based on the browser you are using, the instructions may be a little different. Type OneNote Web Clipper into your browser of choice and then follow the prompts to install. Sadly, there is no Web Clipper for Safari but you can simply use one of the other browsers if you are on a Mac. There are versions of the OneNote Web Clipper for each of the main browsers, Chrome, Edge, IE, Firefox, Opera. Here it is sitting in my Chrome Browser on the right-hand side. That means that it sits in your browser toolbar and is ready and waiting every time you need it, on any page! The OneNote Web Clipper is a browser extension. Just a nice notebook with sections and pages that contains the ideas and websites I have visited for my blog posts. It is a godsend! No more bookmark lists a mile long. I use my blogging notebook to keep ideas for blogs, to sometimes actually write them and to clip web pages with useful information that I can refer back to later. Useful tips, code that I may need, automation emails that welcome you to the course and follow up with you afterwards to help you get the most out of the lessons. One for my online course creation, where I keep lists of the process, what I am working on. You have no doubt seen my posts about OneNote over the last few weeks. Know the feeling? Enter OneNote Web Clipper The bookmark list then becomes unwieldy and difficult to navigate. Before I started to use it, if I found a website that had information that I wanted to come back to, I would have had to copy and paste the content to a document or notebook or bookmarked the site. It is simply the most time saving stress relieving online tool. One of those may be to research online perhaps a topic, find a venue or just about anything your client needs.

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