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# Teacher Notes

Teacher Notes <img src="https://2111850333-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2Fti3Ac0vWGXg7lrHAYz3r%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-f90b9097048748279a4922d0dde3a4915417a524%2Fmdi-notebook-outline.svg?alt=media" alt="Teacher Notes" data-size="line"> gives your course's teaching team a private notebook for jotting notes about specific learners — progress observations, reminders, anything you'd rather not put in a public tool. Students never see this tool or its contents.

> Not to be confused with the [Notebook](/teacher-guide/teacher-guide/additional-tools/notebook.md) tool — that one is a personal notebook for learners; Teacher Notes is a separate, teacher-only tool.

## Accessing the Tool

Once enabled, a **Teacher notes** tool appears on your course homepage, available to teachers and course admins (and DRH).

## Using It

* Filter notes by student, or view **All students**
* **Add new note in my personal notebook**, optionally linking it to a specific learner
* Edit or delete your own notes
* Sort notes by creation date, update date, or title

## Tips

* **Link notes to a learner when relevant** — Notes without an assigned student are easy to lose track of; tie a note to a learner whenever it's about them specifically
* **Coordinate with co-teachers** — Since the notebook is shared across the teaching team, agree on a light convention (e.g. sign off with your name) so notes stay easy to attribute
