You place content on pages in a binder, and use tabs to organize your pages. In OneNote you place your content on pages that live in sections (tabs), just like you would work in a real life three-ring binder. So here’s a cute one: OneNote uses sections that contain pages Wiki uses pages that contain sections. Sections with Pages and Pages with Sections To view the entire OneNote Notebook, you can go to the Waffle in Office 365 and choose the OneNote online app, or you can open the file in your OneNote desktop client by clicking “EDIT IN ONENOTE”. Viewing the OneNote file in the Teams environment, will only show you the current Section (Tab). OneNote Tabs inside Team Channels become section tabs in the actual Office 365 Group’s OneNote file, which is located in the SiteAssets library on the Group’s (and therefore Team’s) SharePoint Online site.
While the Team wikis are nice, for keeping longer term team notes, you may choose to create a OneNote tab instead, which has a lot more features, has its own app, and is a lot more robust. You can access it from the native Teams app either on your desktop or on your mobile device, but it doesn’t live on the team’s SharePoint site. So… there’s no way to export your wiki to another location, or download an offline copy. You can bold, italicize, underline and highlight text in a Wiki, and you can have conversations about any section inside a Wiki.Īs of yet, we do not know where the data for a team wiki is stored other than deep in Microsoft’s black hole of space. It’s a very basic WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor with very limited ability to customize text. store its files) anywhere outside of the Teams environment. The Wiki on Microsoft Teams does not appear to live (i.e.
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