Example:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OGSt1UWGK0UxXTu77QbXsy0KKIfSQeI2oig8-d4b6ZA/edit?usp=sharing
link above set to public - anyone with link, but if entity had a Google Domain, could be restricted to the users of that domain. Credits ... no I did not create the doc. Acquired from:
https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/?ftv=1
Must have Google account. Access to that not restricted to Moodle first then another click. Can use smartphone or a tablet. Regardless of how accessed, notes stored on Google. No need to download or create an e-portfolio or anything special in Moodle - even years after the student has left the course, acquired their degree or certification, etc. those are still under their control.
Entity could develop if they wanted to, recommended (shared) docs/sheets/drawings ... whatever ... for 'note taking'. Students don't, of course, have to use, but could make their own and share back with entity or fellow students (hmmmm actual student participation in the learning tools)
Could have a resources (for the course) doc/sheet, etc.
No programming necessary ... no special/customized plugin/addon which does cost ... even if that special/customized plugin shared back and offered to all Moodle users.
Adds nothing to the size of the course/DB for Moodle other than the data it takes to setup a URL resource.
All it takes is a little 'different thinking'. ;)
'spirit of sharing', Ken