N5 Computing Science — Course Admin
📄 Export Guide

How to export your lessons & save to OneNote

Every lesson on this site has an Export button. This guide shows you exactly how to use it — and is itself the first thing you should export.

🆕  This page is your first export!

Save this guide to your Course Admin section in OneNote right now. Follow Method A below — it takes about a minute.

STEP 1Scroll to the bottom of this page
STEP 2Click Export / Save to OneNote
STEP 3Select Send to OneNote as the printer
STEP 4Choose Course Admin in the location dialog

Every time you finish a lesson, you need to save it to OneNote. There are two ways to do this. Use Method A for your everyday saves — it's the fastest. Use Method B when you also want a PDF backup in OneDrive (for example, if you want to access the file from home on a different device).

🌐Finish lessonall tasks answered
🖶Click Exportbottom of the page
🖊Choose methodA = OneNote direct
B = PDF + OneNote
Donelesson saved & annotatable
METHOD A

Print directly to OneNote Desktop

Quickest

One print job, straight into OneNote. No file to save, no File Printout step — OneNote renders the lesson directly onto a new page for you.

  • 1

    Scroll to the bottom of the lesson and click Export / Save to OneNote. The Windows Print dialog opens.

  • 2

    Click the Printer dropdown. Select Send to OneNote (it may also appear as OneNote (Desktop)).

  • 3

    Click Print. A Select Location in OneNote dialog opens.

  • 4

    In the dialog, expand your N5 Computing Science Class Notebook, then click the correct section (e.g. Databases for a DDD lesson, or Course Admin for this guide).

🖊 Select Location in OneNote
Choose where to insert
N5 Computing Science Class Notebook
Content Library
Course Admin
Computer Systems
Software Design
Databases
Web Design
  • 5

    Click OK. OneNote inserts the lesson as a printout on a new page in that section. Rename the page to match the lesson code (e.g. DDD1 — Database Concepts).

That's it. The lesson is now in OneNote and ready to annotate with your pen or typed notes.
METHOD B

Save PDF to OneDrive, then insert into OneNote

Saves a PDF copy to OneDrive first (good for home access or backup), then inserts it into OneNote as a File Printout. Takes a couple of extra steps but gives you a backup copy.

  • 1

    Click Export / Save to OneNote at the bottom of the lesson. The Windows Print dialog opens.

  • 2

    In the Printer dropdown, select Microsoft Print to PDF. Click Print.

  • 3

    In the Save As dialog, navigate to OneDrive — [school] › N5 Computing Science › [unit folder]. Name the file using the lesson code (e.g. DDD1 Database Concepts) and click Save.

Save As — saving to OneDrive
OneDrive — [school] › N5 Computing Science › Databases ›
📄DDD1 Database Concepts.pdf← name it like this
  • 4

    Switch to OneNote. Click the correct section, then click + Page and give it the lesson name (e.g. DDD1 — Database Concepts).

  • 5

    Click the Insert tab in the ribbon, then click File Printout.

InsertFile Printout
  • 6

    Navigate to OneDrive › N5 Computing Science › [unit folder] and double-click the PDF you just saved. OneNote renders it on the page ready to annotate.

Use File Printout — not File Attachment. Attachment embeds a clickable icon. Printout renders every page visibly so you can read and write on it directly.
iPAD

Export on iPad

  • 1

    Tap Export / Save to OneNote at the bottom of the lesson. The iPadOS Print panel opens.

  • 2

    Pinch outward on the small page preview in the Print panel — it expands into a full-screen PDF view.

  • 3

    Tap the Share button (box with arrow) that appears at the top-right.

  • 4

    Tap Save to Files. Navigate to OneDrive › N5 Computing Science › [unit folder]. Name it and tap Save.

  • 5

    Open OneNote. Navigate to the correct section, add a new page, then tap Insert › File Printout and choose the PDF from OneDrive.

iPad shortcut: In the Files app, long-press the PDF → ShareCopy to OneNote. OneNote opens and asks which section to add it to — faster than the full insert flow.
ItemName it like thisSaved where
This export guide Export Guide OneNote › Course Admin
PDF of a completed lesson DDD1 Database Concepts.pdf OneDrive › N5 Computing Science › Databases (Method B only)
OneNote page title DDD1 — Database Concepts Databases section of Class Notebook
CS lesson PDF / page CS1 Binary Integers Computer Systems section
SDD lesson PDF / page SDD3 Pseudocode Software Design and Development section
WDD lesson PDF / page WDD2 CSS Styling Web Design and Development section
Lesson codes at a glance:   CS = Computer Systems  ·  SDD = Software Design & Development  ·  DDD = Database Design & Development  ·  WDD = Web Design & Development
Use Method A above — select Send to OneNote and save to your Course Admin section.