You can choose to format your own list in any way you want - including colors, highlights, and symbols. Next, I’ll need to indent each of the translations.I’ll click anywhere in the text of the first translation text. When the cursor is active (blinking), I’ll click the Increase Indent Position button (look for it on the ribbon, on the Home tab, in the Basic text group). I’ll now repeat this step for every other translation in my list, which will eventually look like this: The translation under the first vocabulary word should now be indented. To make this list look and function like real flashcards, my next task is to hide the translations.To do this, I’ll move my mouse over the word at the top, until a 4-sided arrow icon appears to the left of it - just outside of the note container: Next, I’ll move the mouse pointer directly over the 4-sided arrow icon, until the mouse pointer itself becomes a large 4-sided arrow.Now, I’ll double-click the left mouse button.I’ll do this for all of the other text groups, which will leave me with a list of words that I can test myself on - each with a clickable, stacked arrow icon next to it: This collapses (hides) the indented translation text below the vocabulary word. To check the translation of any word, I can simply double-click the icon next to it and its translation will appear.
To hide the translation again, I can just double-click the icon again.
This method of creating flashcards in OneNote doesn’t just work well for simple word lists. You can also create more visual tests for yourself, where the answers to test questions consist of photos or screenshots that you’ve collected while doing research on the Web.
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