• Capture handwritten memos, sketches, drawings, images and equations, use the features of Office Lens to remove shadows and odd angles, and then convert them to PDF, Word and PowerPoint files.
• Transfer paper materials, such as pages from an old textbook, into digital teaching resources.
• Take a photo of notes written on a whiteboard at the end of a lesson or meeting to save a copy of the notes.
• Convert photos taken of notes to a Word document so they can be edited, and then extend on this by turning on the Immersive Reader function, which comes with a variety of accessibility tools. 

MyPL - Using Office Lens to turn physical content digital

Video tutorials - Digitizing content with Office Lens and Making text accessible using Microsoft Lens app