I stored the sample data in Microsoft Word. That’s why I decided to test each solution myself.So for sample data, I created several wiki pages describing fictional teammates. I wanted to make this review objective and useful for a diversity of readers. The criteria I used to review these wiki apps Think there’s a great wiki app missing from the list? Let me know in the chat window below.įor your convenience, at the end of this post, I’ve provided a summary table with a “pros and cons” list for each wiki solution. efault wiki is not a great solution for most scenarios, which is why it’s not included in the list.

I tried to cover all of the available solutions. Usually the content is stored on “pages” - this helps you separate your knowledge by topic, department, or project. Thank you.Wiki apps are workspaces that allow you to store, create, and share your company’s resources. Link Onenote to dos with 'todo', planner/teams.Upskill the mac tools to equal windows features.The only way of using this is to copy/paste (which is inefficient) or use OneNote search by tag - which detaches this todo's from the rest of O365. This doesn't happen in the mac environment. In the windows environment creating a OneNote todo used to (i can't vouch if it still does) create a task in outlook.

If the new todo feature is looking to import tasks from todo, and planner/teams, then it must include OneNote also to be useful. Onenote has a tag for 'to do' so it would make logical sense that creating this 'to do' in OneNote was import into our todo, task, or/and planner tools too.

In the new 'unified' system of Teams, planner, and tasks being integrated, we need to have OneNote link into that too. The problem is they do not (at least not on a Mac) talk to each other. But I have been using OneNote for eons (as the best app MS have ever made, in my opinion). I have been using (and loving) MS Teams for some time now.

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