OneNote in the Classroom
Instructors may integrate OneNote into their Canvas course for collaboration and sharing instructional material.
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Collaboration Library
The collaboration Library is dedicated to instructional material that is meant to be collaborated on.
Class Collaboration
Instructional material that allows the entire class to contribute to the collaboration may be available. With this material it is possible for all students with access to make changes to the documents.
Group Projects
OneNote allows students to be split into group, and collaborate within those groups.
Below: Examples of how group collaboration projects can differ from one another despite being within the same OneNote classroom notebook.
Individual Pages
Instructors may create individual pages for students to alter, if sharing individual pages with other students is preferred. (If work should be kept private, students should do their own work in their individual notebook sections.)
Content Library
Instructional content that is not meant to be altered by students will be placed here. For example, this would be a good place to put notes that are written for students during class. An instructor can use a classroom Surface Pro to draw or take notes during the lecture then those notes will be available for students to review after class.
