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OneNote Class Notebook

OneNote Classroom example

Description

OneNote Class Notebook is an OneNote application for teachers to share and organise course contents with a personal workspace for every student.

Features:

  • Include audio and video recordings in pages.
  • Students can annotate slides, sketch diagrams and take handwritten notes.
  • Teachers can share, collect, and mark digital assessment easily.

Getting started

Please visit the UNSW Office 365 page for the guides. You need your zID and zPass to access the documents.

Showcase

OneNote Classroom for e-portfolio assessments

Dr Jose Bilbao

Since 2017 Jose Bilbao has been using OneNote for Classrooms in its Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) course to successfully deploy individual tutorial workbooks. This course typically consists of around 60 students. During each tutorial, students use the workbook to record all their work, including numerical solutions to LCA problems, data tables, references, modelling results from software, etc.


A teacher left a note for a student in OneNote Class Notebook

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