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✓ Published: 05-Dec-2008
✓ Published: 05-Dec-2008
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Our school created a shared NoteShare notebook of grade level homework assignments. We then created a web notebook and turned on the RSS feed to the notebook. The teachers post their assignments in the notebook via NoteShare and the students access the assignments via an RSS reader or a web browser. Here I demonstrate adding to the shared notebook on the NoteShare Server from my personal notebook on my laptop.nnFeel free to email me if you have questions.nahutton@winslow.k12.me.us
Our school created a shared NoteShare notebook of grade level homework assignments. We then created a web notebook and turned on the RSS feed to the notebook. The teachers post their assignments in the notebook via NoteShare and the students access the assignments via an RSS reader or a web browser. Here I demonstrate adding to the shared notebook on the NoteShare Server from my personal notebook on my laptop.nnFeel free to email me if you have questions.nahutton@winslow.k12.me.us
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