OneNote for Education
With a personal workspace for every student, a content library for handouts, and a collaboration space for lessons and creative activities, OneNote for Education empowers students to create their best work.
Overview
Organize your classroom with OneNote
- Add your content to OneNote and use its powerful search to find what you're looking for.
- Access and edit your online notebooks for students from anywhere, across devices.
- With the tip of your finger or a stylus pen, use digital ink to take handwritten notes or sketch diagrams, and insert videos and pictures to turn your notes into living documents.
LEARNING TOOLS
Learning Tools
Meet the needs of your diverse group of learners with Learning Tools that support reading, writing, math, and communication.
Notebook
There’s a notebook for that
Whether you’re a student, teacher, or staff member, there’s a OneNote Notebook designed just for you.
Office 365
Sign up your entire school for free
Students and educators are eligible for Office 365 Education for free, including OneNote, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and now Microsoft Teams. All you need is a valid school email address.
Training
Training materials for educators
Frequently asked questions
- Many of the Class Notebook features you know and love are already built into OneNote for Windows 11. Class Notebook, Stickers, Forms, and many other features you rely on in the classroom are now deeply integrated into OneNote for Windows 11. The Class Notebook experience on Windows 11 is identical to OneNote Online.
- OneNote for Windows 11 has all the Class Notebook features built in, so you don’t need to install a separate add-in anymore. Teachers will automatically see the Class Notebook tab on the ribbon, but you can manually enable it at any time by clicking the Settings and More button in the upper right corner, and then clicking Settings > Options > Class Notebook Tools.
- Yes — Like all versions of OneNote, OneNote for Windows 11 caches a copy of your notebooks so you can access them even while you’re offline. The next time you connect to the Internet, all of the changes you made will sync to OneDrive so you’ll be able to see them on other devices. Please note that while you can always view and edit your notes while you’re offline, some features which require Internet connectivity may not work, such as Optical Character Recognition, Researcher, and creating or deleting notebooks.
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