What's the Google Equivalent to OneNote?

Are you an educator looking for a seamless integration between your learning management system (LMS) and note-taking tool? Look no further! OneNote has finally brought the feature you've been waiting for - integration with Google Classroom. According to Mike Tholfsen, this integration is now available via the Windows 10 OneNote app.

What does this mean for educators and students alike? It means that the days of juggling multiple apps and accounts are behind us. With OneNote's Class Notebook integrated with Google Classroom, you can easily manage your lessons, assignments, and resources in one place.

But before we dive into the benefits, let's address a common concern - single sign-on (SSO). While SSO can be convenient, it often causes problems for educators and students who use multiple technologies. As someone who has worked with various organizations embracing different technologies, I understand the importance of finding solutions that cater to diverse needs.

So, what about elementary teachers who want to use OneNote but teach at a Google school? Do they need an Office 365 account for each student? Luckily, all your students have Chromebooks, making it easier to manage accounts and access resources.

OneNote's Class Notebook + Google Classroom integration is a game-changer for educators. It streamlines lesson planning, reduces administrative tasks, and provides students with a seamless learning experience. With this feature, you can say goodbye to the hassle of managing multiple apps and hello to a more efficient teaching experience.

For those who are still struggling to adapt to the new setup, don't worry - I'll share some workarounds in my next article to help you navigate any challenges that come your way. In the meantime, take advantage of this exciting development and start exploring the possibilities with OneNote's Class Notebook + Google Classroom integration.

Google equivalent to onenote