Access OneNote from a browser

Accessing OneNote from any browser is as easy as logging into your UND email, all your Office apps are there.

  1. Access Office 365 by going to Outlook Web Access or by opening Microsoft Outlook on your computer, or from the Logins menu on the UND Homepage, UND.edu.

    Login shortcut found on UND.edu.

  • Sign in with: NDUS.Identifier@ndus.edu (ex: jane.doe@ndus.edu)
  • Password: Same password as used for Blackboard and Campus Connection. 
  • You will be asked to authenticate with Duo MFA.
  1. From the Office 365 welcome screen, select OneNote from the icons on the left.

From the Office 365 welcome screen, select OneNote from the icons on the left.

  1. You will be given a list of all your notebooks to chose which to work in. Double-click to select.
  2. Your notebook will open in a new browser window.

Contact Us

Chat with Tech Support Submit a Ticket Call 701-777-2222

Was this helpful?
0 reviews
Print Article

Related Articles (8)

Create new, open existing, and switch between notebooks
Steps to create a new OneNote notebook, open a different notebook, and switch between multiple notebooks,
Organize your notebook
This article shows various ways to personalize and organize your OneNote notebooks, including showing navigation panes, move and copy pages and sections, and rearranging pages or sections.
Recover lost OneNote pages in Windows
Restore lost or missing OneNote pages to your Notebook in Windows 10.
Save an email or meeting to OneNote
How to save an email or meeting from Outlook to a OneNote page.
Search and find notes
OneNote can help you find notes no matter where they are with just a few keywords.
Share your notes
How to share your OneNote notes.
Take notes with OneNote
How to take notes in OneNote., including how to type notes, add a page, rename a page, add a section, and rename a section.
Use OneNote in Your Blackboard Course
A Quick-Start Guide Instructors - covering how to set up Microsoft OneNote's integration with your Blackboard course site. Students (and instructors) can collaborate and submit written assignments using this virtual shared notebook. Adjust the settings to provide a private, independent workspace, if desired.