Additional information is available under the _Collaboration Space and _Content Library sections of the notebook.Click Back to Home to return to the Class Notebook home site.View the notebook in the OneNote desktop application or the OneNote Online application by clicking the respective link.Once you verify the layout, click on Create to continue. Teacher’s view is shown by default, but you can switch to the student’s view by clicking Student’s notebook. You can add custom sections by clicking Add more and typing the desired name of the section. Defaults include Handouts, Class Notes, Homework and Quizzes. Choose sections for each student’s private space.Add students to the class notebook by name, email or group, separated by semicolons.Grant another teacher permission, in the event that you are team teaching or would like to collaborate with another teacher.An overview of what is included with your notebook including the Collaboration Space, Content Library and Student Notebooks will display.Enter the name of your class and click Next.You will now see the Welcome to the OneNote Class Notebook page as well as four tiles to choose from: Create a class notebook, Add or remove students, Add or remove teachers and Manage Notebooks. Click Class Notebook to open the application. If you do not see the app you're looking for, Click All apps → to get a list of all available applications.

If Class Notebook is not available, click the Application Launcher in the top left corner of the page to get a pop-out showing a list of Apps and Documents. At the Microsoft 365 home screen, click the Class Notebook icon to open the application.Go to and log in with your ISU email address and password.However, if you're new to OneNote, this article will walk you through some of the basics. If you are already familiar with OneNote, Class Notebook should be familiar. Class Notebook lets a teacher quickly set up a personal workspace for every student, a content library for handouts, and a collaboration space for lessons and creative activities, all within one powerful notebook.

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