The Windows 10 OneNote app--as well as OneNote for iPad and OneNote Online--now supports Google Classroom for teachers/educators who want to connect OneNote Class Notebook to a Google Classroom. Isn't that amazing?
Special thanks to Mike Tholfsen (@mtholfsen) for providing this insight. See the screenshot (left).
Microsoft Teams saves time and simplifies everyday logistics, leaving educators free to dedicate themselves to their students.
Find the following Getting Started Guides online for Educators, School Leaders and/or IT Admins. You can also take advantage of this Teams Demo Site. You can also complete this free online course, Introduction to MS Teams in the MS Education Community online course.
Teams Walkthrough Videos (15-20 min each)
Microsoft Education Community Videos
OneNote Class Notebooks helps teachers organize class content, create and deliver interactive lessons, provide feedback, and collaborate. Teachers can create a personal workspace for every student, a content library for handouts, and a collaboration space for lessons and creative activities.
In the following activities, explore and share your group's takeaways or insights. If you have an awesome idea or suggestion about using OneNote, don't hesitate to share. You can work in any order you like. Activities include:
My name is Jeanette Grisham and I am super excited to share my experience with OneNote for Educators. I am currently an Assistant Principal at Bellingham High School and this is my second year using OneNote with my staff for observations. Just for context, I would like to note that, in our district, we engage in inquiry cycles with our staff for the evaluation process. An inquiry cycle would include observations with feedback debriefs after each observation, a mid-year check-in with staff, another cycle, and then the evaluation.