Once you have completed this process, the notebook should open for you every time you open the desktop version of OneNote.

You can verify sync status by looking for the green sync symbol over the picture of the notebook in the upper left of the page. It will save and sync all of the changes you make automatically so that all collaborators will see them. You will then have access to the full features of OneNote, and the notebook will be there whenever you open the desktop version of the app on that computer.

Open the notebook and then click on the Edit in OneNote button (at the top of the page, in the center or to right, depending on your browser.) This will download the notebook and open it in the desktop version of OneNote.

If prompted select “Work or school account”.

Username is your district email and your password is your normal computer network password.

Go to and log-in to your Office 365 account.

Path 2 – Opening a Shared OneNote Notebook from Office 365 Online

From here, follow directions below to in Path 2 to open your notebook.

Click on the link, which will take you to:.

Path 1 – Opening a Shared OneNote Notebook from a link in an email

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