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Here is an example where a teacher created three different Student Groups and can now choose to copy pages to the Class Notes section of specific groups of students: Additionally, educators can define their own groups of students to differentiate the distribution. To individualize the work given to students, teachers now can distribute a page to specific students rather than everyone in the class. Marcia Daley-Savo, 6th-grade Social Studies teacher for the Katonah Lewisboro School District Individual and group distribution вЂњSuccessfully distributed a page from my Content Library to 56 student notebooks in two clicks. Now a page can be distributed in just two clicks! This means no more sending students to the Content Library to copy the page themselves. The most common piece of feedback we have heard is that teachers want to be able to easily distribute a OneNote page (or pages) to students. Distribute a page to all of your students with two clicks To learn more detailed instructions, please visit the Class Notebook add-in user guideВ and watch this Office Mix by a teacher showing the key features. Here are a few highlighted features from the new Class Notebook add-in along with feedback from our virtual group of teachers who piloted it for us.

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Quick links to useful Professional Development and community resources.

One-click launch of the Class Notebook app, including Create Class Notebook, Invite/Remove Students, Add/Remove Teachers and Get Notebook links.

Rapid sequential reviewing of student work (homework, assignments, quizzes, etc.) in one or more classes.

Easy and quick copying of sections to the Content Library of one or more Class Notebooks.

Ability to distribute a single chunk of text, an image or an ink selection to all or specified students in a Class Notebook.

Individualization through distribution of pages to specified students or student groups.

Easy and quick distribution of pages or new sections to students in one or more classes.

This desktop add-in (for OneNote 2013 or 2016) enables teachers to save time and work even more efficiently with their Class Notebooks.

Paul Watkins, head of ICT of at Sandfields Comprehensive School, Wales With every explanation and demo of what the add-in provides, the teacher kept shouting at the top of his voice вЂњNO WAY!!!!вЂќ and вЂњSHUT UP!!вЂќ and wanting to high-five me constantly!В I think we have a winner with this add-in!!вЂќ вЂњI sat down with a teacher yesterday to demo the Class Notebook add-in. Here are just a few things our users have to say about the Class Notebook add-in: We are pleased to release the customer preview of the Class Notebook add-in for OneNote, which is localized and is releasing in 43 languages today, across 61 worldwide markets, so teachers around the world can try this out immediately! At every step, we have put the teacher in the center of this experience, and many of the ideas came directly from teachers. Over the past few months, we worked very closely with a virtual group of teachers from around the world to help design, iterate and build a new addition to the Class Notebook family. We continue to listen to teachers and have a lot of great feedback about how we can make Class Notebooks even better. Class Notebooks came directly from working closely with teachers, listening to how they were using OneNote in the classroom and what they were hoping to be able to do more easily. The OneNote team has a history of working closely with teachers and schools to help solve classroom challenges. Teachers, students and schools have been doing some amazing things with Class Notebooks, and in many cases, changing the nature of the classroom with new interaction, feedback and collaboration models that were not possible before. (June 2015), Class Notebooks have taken off with 400,000 teachers and 3.5 million students being added to Class Notebooks. As we mentioned in the blog post yesterday, since the beginning of the school year in the U.S. We launched OneNote Class Notebooks into the education world back in October 2014.