OneNote for Class Collaboration

Download and play webinar in a new tabDate: April 8, 2015

Levels: Elementary, Junior, Intermediate (Grades 7-8), Secondary, Intermediate (Grades 9-10), Senior

Presenters:

Jaclyn Calder

Areas of Focus: Technology in the Classroom

Keywords: Google (74), apps (63), collaboration (56), google apps (53), assessment (41), ipad (24), digital portfolios (10)

Are you looking for a tool that can share content with students, provide opportunities for collaboration and support assessment or portfolio work? OneNote is a free tool available on many devices (web browsers on laptops, Windows computer, Mac computers, Android tablets, iPads, iPhones, Windows tablets). OneNote makes a great collaborative notebook. Students and teachers can draw on the pages using a mouse or tablet with Windows and Android devices. Above and beyond the free tools, if you and your students have access to Office365, you have access to even richer tools for the classroom. This session is appropriate for anyone interested in using OneNote in the classroom.

Audience: Grades 5-12

Resources:

Jaclyn’s OneNote wiki (includes tutorial videos)
OneNote
- Overview (video)
- Overview of teacher notebooks
- OneNote app: Android and Apple

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