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What is OneNote?
OneNote, part of the office365 suite (microsoft software everybody at the LSE has access to) is a notebook application, essentially a virtual, electronic equivalent to a physical notebook.
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OneNote is a shareable note taking app. There’s nothing magical educational about it, but might help to organise student work and allow them to collaborate. |
You can get the office 365 for free via this DTS page. (Or go straight to ttps://www.office.com/ and login and download or use via a web browser).
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As you can see, interest dropped off over the first term so I stopped posting the questions after that. This was also the case when using a different system in the 2018-2019 academic year, so is not a problem specific to OneNote. Still, I think it served a pedagogic purpose by helping to promote engagement (at least by some students) in the early weeks of the courseThis examples uses one shared Notebook to which all students can contribute, which they can edit collaboratively. Teachers can also set up a class notebook, which is one setup, but shared between teachers and each individual students.
OneNote Class Notebook
https://www.onenote.com/classnotebook
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OneNote for Windows 10 and Mac users do not need to download the Class Notebook Add-in separately as it is built in.
Links to external resources:
https://www.lifewire.com/tips-tricks-for-microsoft-onenote-beginners-2511970