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Based on your company’s deployment timeline, you can directly deploy the updates for this add-in soon as they become available on the Download Center website. Handling Class Notebook Add-in updatesĭeployment methods and schedules vary on an organizational basis. Install the Class Notebook Add-in by deploying the MSI file using Microsoft System Center, Group Policy Software Installation or another equivalent deployment mechanism. msi Installer file along with the Group Policy templates from the Microsoft Download Center.Ģ. If you want to try out the add-in for your OneNote desktop app, follow the below steps:ġ. NET 4.5 should be installed on your PC.Īpart from the above requirements, the add-in needs administrative privileges to install. OneNote app installed on your desktop should be of version 2013 or higher (Currently, Office 20).OneNote Class Notebook Add-in has two pre-requisites for installation on any computer which is as below:

What’s more interesting about this Add-in is the ability to integrate, configure and connect to several Learning Management Systems through Windows Group Policy, including the very own Microsoft Classroom. Managing the class notebooks and adding/removing the students or teachers is also quite easy. You can also quickly review the student’s work under review section of this Add-in. It has a content management section where you can distribute your class notebooks and content library among students. The add-in has a lot of features which promises a collaborative interaction with students. Today, we’re going to talk about how to bring the native functionality of the OneNote Class Notebook by installing its Add-in to your OneNote Desktop app.

OneNote Class Notebook is an interactive way for teachers to save their time by collaborating and organizing the work distributed among students and increasing the efficiency of their teaching methods.Īccording to Microsoft, “OneNote Class Notebooks have a personal workspace for every student, a content library for handouts, and a collaboration space for lessons and creative activities.”