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OneNote Class Notebook

This half a day course for OneNote Class Notebook for teachers is designed for teaching staff and will explore the use of OneNote Class Notebook to plan, structure and deliver Teaching, Learning and Assessment using this popular digital binder. The session will contextualise OneNote within a Teaching, Learning and Assessment environment.

The session will demonstrate real and practical examples of how OneNote is used in the classroom.

Who is it for?

The course is aimed at teachers who are beginning their journey in using OneNote Class Notebook for Teaching, Learning and Assessment. It is designed to build the confidence of teachers that are new to OneNote Class Notebook.

At the end of the course you will be able to create a OneNote Class Notebook and use its features for the purposes of teaching, learning and assessment.

Learn to use OneNote Class Notebook

The course will cover:

Explain the role of OneNote Class Notebook in education?
Explore, Identify and explain the range of features within OneNote Class Notebook
Explore real life examples of how OneNote Class Notebook is used in Teaching, Learning and Assessment
Learn to create, add, and share pages and content
Learn to embed a wide variety of content from other sources into OneNote

"Interesting, the ability to actually hear how this works from a teachers point of view works well"

As a novice in the world of technology, I have been shown something that even I can use and will only heighten the learner experience overall.

Very informative and potentially extremely useful.

There was resistance along the way but by the end of session everyone had found something that they would find useful.

Mind-blowing possibilities for enhanced learning

A very useful and productive session that could change my pedagogical approach and philosophy by integrating digital tools into my teaching practice.

Opening up a world of possibilities.

"interesting to transform from sceptic to advocate"

I enjoyed finding out that so much exists out there to support students with disabilities to access the world of education. Having worked with visually impaired people in the past I have found it both amazing and inspiring.