Christian Schett

Hi Brad,

thanks a lot for your response and testing.

I'm with you: this process should be much easier. I struggled the first time at point 7 because there is no "Microsoft Office 365 Webservices" in our Moodle-Installation. I think I have to install the whole stuff of Microsoft Office 365 Integration to get this Webservice work. It's like installing a complete Office Suite when all I want to do is note
I'm not sure if it's worth it - we will see.

Anyway - thanks a lot for your help.

Kind regards
Christian

It is a kind of reassurance to read that I'm not the only one who can't get it to work. Thanks a lot for trying this out and your feedback, Colin.

The Microsoft Support promised to contact me if they have a solution. If so - I will post it here.

Hello Brad,

I would be happy if I would come as far as you are. Marks in Gradebooks - that's what I still try to get. Without success
Did you use the User Key from https://www.onenote.com/lti/ to connect your OneNote with Moodle?
In my case it seems to be that some Moodle setting prevents the "conversation" back from OneNote - because from Moodle to OneNote it works as expected, but no marks "come back" to Moodle.

About your concerns to transfer your OneNote Class Notebook to the next teacher: I understand what you mean. Since Microsoft made the decision to save Notebooks only in the cloud it isn't possible anymore to save them locally. At the moment you can still do this with OneNote 2016 - but it's only a question of time

Microsoft is a little bit Inconsistent with the concept of OneNote Classbooks. The "older" ones are saved in your personal OneDrive, the newer ones (for example created in Microsoft Teams) are saved in a Sharepoint Site. I tried both - in both cases I wasn't able to connect OneNote with Moodle. A colleague told me a few days ago that Microsoft is working on it to bring this together - we will see.

Regards,
Christian

You are absolutely right with your thoughts about  LTI module and also with your critical assessment.

What I did so far was creating a OneNote Class Notebook directly within Moodle (via External Tool). That was no problem - so the comunication between Moodle and OneNote is working as expected.

What I would like to do: You can create assignments in OneNote Class Notebook which should be placed automatically (so the idea of Microsoft) in my Moodle Course Gradebook (my One-Stop-Shop if you want).
This way of communication failed so far. The Microsoft Support told me that I'm using an old registry-page for LTI and I should use this one: https://educationconnector.microsoft.com/sis/admin/ 

Disappointing that an LMS like Moodle isn't in the list   Maybe I have to wait for a future SIS-Plugin for Moodle

Anyway. I appreciate your help.

Hi Colin,

first of all: thanks for response.

What you talking about is this serie of plugins for Office 365 integration, right? Tried these as well, doesn't work for me. I don't need all that stuff.

Tried to connect OneNote with Google Classroom (just to test): Very easy. You need the URL of your Google Classroom and your Google Password. That's it.
In my screenshots above you see that it should be easy as well for Moodle. You need the URL of Moodle and a User Key - and that's the problem. Nobody can tell me where I can create or find this key in Moodle. The way with LTI - I described above - does not work. 
The Microsoft Support says it should/must work and  I should ask someone at Moodle because the problem isn't at Microsofts side 

It's like running in a hamster wheel