This seems to be worsened by the fact that a Class Notebook is a consolidation of content from several places. The deleted pages do not go into either the teacher or the students OneDrive and there is nothing in the OneNote/Notebook recycle bin. In our experience, this does not work if a teacher deletes the page that they distributed and then the student added content to.
There is no versioning on sections, to restore deleted pages.Īccording to Microsoft guidance, deleted pages can be restored from the authors OneDrive: Recover deleted Class Notebook files from the OneDrive Recycle bin - Office Support (). This ha happened for us where staff have accidentally deleted students work. The problem arises when pages are accidentally deleted.
If page content is accidentally deleted, it is easy to go back to an earlier version. Some of these Class Notebooks are vast with a class of children and all subjects sections, they can easily run into thousands of pages. They are being used in assignments, for collaboration and also general classwork. We are using Teams and increasingly teachers are making use of their Class Notebooks. Just wondering if we are the only school experiencing problems with this.
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