Microsoft OneNote is a digital notebook tool. It can be integrated into your Canvas course, or used as a stand-alone application. OneNote is part of R-MC Office 365, and can be accessed and managed through the R-MC intranet. All documents and collaborative work in OneNote are automatically saved and sync'ed in one’s R-MC OneDrive. (Note: It has been reported that sometimes there is a system delay in saving documents in OneNote. Student collaborations on OneNote may not be saved or sync'ed in a timely manner.)

• Read the article "OneNote Class Notebook: A Digital Binder that Will Change the Way you Teach"
• Microsoft resources: OneNote for Education

This page provides information about:

• Accessing OneNote
• Student Collaboration using OneNote in Canvas

1. Login to OneNote by first logging into Office365 at https://gormc-my.sharepoint.com/ using your R-MC username & password.

2. Within Office365, click on the "waffle" icon in the top left to access additional Microsoft Apps, including OneNote.

Steps to integrate MS OneNote into Canvas:

1) Get a Key and Secret for your Canvas Integration:

     Go to https://www.onenote.com/lti. There you will -

• Sign into OneNote.com using your R-MC username and password
• Select “Register a new LMS”
• Give a name (e.g. your last name, no one will see this information except you) 

     You will be given a Key and Secret. You can use this registration (Key and Secret) for all your R-MC Canvas courses, across semesters. 

2) Set up the integration in your Canvas course. The Integration appears as “Class Notebook” in the course Navigation.

Using "Class Notebook" in Canvas

• Microsoft resources on Class Notebook
• Adding and Managing Class Notebook: Video tutorial (not specific to R-MC Canvas)
• The instructor may set up collaboration groups through the Canvas “People” link. The groups are carried over into the "Collaboration Space" in Class Notebook feature.