Folders shared with you
Teacher notes lists the folders your teachers shared with you or your batch and the folders they opened to all their students, in the space you are in. Each shows its files and when it changed.
The PDF, Word and PowerPoint notes your teachers share with you or your batch wait in folders under Lectures in your dashboard. Open them in the app, download them when your teacher allows it, and open the links your teachers send without hunting through chats.

Teacher notes lists the folders your teachers shared with you or your batch and the folders they opened to all their students, in the space you are in. Each shows its files and when it changed.
PDFs open in a viewer inside EduVetta, and Word and PowerPoint files open as a reading copy made for them. If your teacher allows downloads for a folder, a Download button appears beside each file.
A link to an open folder works without signing in. A folder for verified students asks you to sign in to your student account first, and then opens.
Notes from a teacher at your institution appear in that institution's space, and notes from a personal teacher in your personal space, beside the lectures, tests and attendance of the same batches.
Choose Teacher notes under Lectures in your dashboard. Every folder shared with you is listed with its files.
Open a file to read it in the app. Download it if your teacher has allowed downloads for that folder.
A folder link from your teacher opens in your browser; sign in when it asks, and the folder is yours to read.
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Your teacher decides, folder by folder, whether files can be downloaded. When downloads are off, the notes are for reading in the app.
Your teacher opened that folder to verified students only. Sign in to your student account, or create one with a verified email, and the folder opens.
Your teacher may have changed who can open it, or their storage may be over its limit, which locks their folders until they are back within it. Ask your teacher.
No. Teacher notes open in your browser, on a phone or a computer, from your student dashboard.
Open Teacher notes under Lectures and read what your teacher shared before the next class.
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