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Follow these simple steps to support you in creating a Class Notebook - brilliant for collaboration and supporting students.

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In your team click on the 'Class Notebook 'Tab

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Once you click on the tab this screen shall appear

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Click on tab – ‘Set up a OneNote Class Notebook’ then Blank Notebook

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The following screen shall inform you what shall be in the Teams Group Notebook – press the ‘NEXT’ button.

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This is the next screen you shall see; here you are able to add additional sections for your Class Notebook if you wish. These are the standard tabs that students shall have in their own ‘Private Space’.

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Once you have pressed the ‘Create’  button this screen shall appear till it goes to the default setting page shown in the above picture.

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Once your Notebook has been set up this shall be your default Welcome Screen

To view the Class Notebook contents, click on the arrow > symbol

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This is the view before your students are added to your chosen team.
Note it works LEFT to RIGHT – Section – Page - Whiteboard

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How to add a section to your Notebook – Press the ‘+Section’ to create a new ‘Section’.

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Once you click on ‘+Section’ this text box shall appear

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To create a page in your new ‘Section’ just click on ‘+Page’ and a new Page automatically appears

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Once you start to type on the Whiteboard title – the ‘Untitled Page’ automatically changes

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Now that students have been added to your team, they are automatically populated into the Class Notebook. When you click on a student name as a teacher you shall be able to see their ‘Private sections’.

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The ‘Collaboration Space’ is for all students to access in session. This acts as a whiteboard that all students can access. An alternative way to use breakout spaces.

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The ‘Content Library’ you can add references that students can use, or you have highlighted in lessons as research points

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Here is the link if you would like to register on the Microsoft Education Centre to complete additional CPD.

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Educator Center Overview - Microsoft Learn Educator Center

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Microsoft Learn for Educators takes the best of Microsoft Learn online learning paths and helps you to bring instructor-led training materials from Microsoft into your courses. This program provides members with access to Microsoft ready-to-teach curriculum and teaching materials aligned to industry-recognized Microsoft Certifications.