I am making the lab experiments for a university engineering lab course. We've decided to make our lab templates on OneNote (these consist of background and theory on the experiment, a procedure, and blanks to paste in tables, graphs, and equations).

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I realized that the Mac version of OneNote does not allow you to open local OneNote files (I'm still trying to understand why they would restrict this). What we planned on doing was have students download the OneNote file from the school portal online, work on it from their computers, then upload it to hand in. I now realize this isn't possible for students using Macs. I thought of making a file in OneDrive which can be shared to all the students, but the problem is each student needs their own copy of the file to edit and hand in. Sharing the file to everyone would cause the same file to get edited and overwritten, which wouldn't help much.

Is there a way to work around this problem? We like all the functionalities of OneNote but the Mac restrictions are ridiculous and we may have to switch everything to a new platform because of this. Thanks, Francesco.

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