AP Admin Role
Organizations and schools with an Institutional license can create Admins with the ability to view and create new users, promote other users to be Exec Editors or...
Read MoreAP and the Exec Editor Role
Organizations and schools with an Institutional license can create Exec Editors to share AP Libraries to: Automatically populate ALL users at the institution with...
Read More11trees Announces the School Resources Edition Service
Austin, TX – July 1, 2020 –11trees LLC, an EdTech company helping scale 1-to-1 engagement, today announced the general availability of the School Resources Edition...
Read MoreSub-Groups in Annotate PRO
Trial, individual paid, and institutional users can create and manage Sub-Groups to better organize Comments in a Library. Why would you want to use Sub-Groups? To...
Read MoreAnnotate PRO Summer 2020 Update
We hope you and your family are well in these unprecedented times. As the summer of 2020 begins much is uncertain in this huge but tiny world of ours. We kind of hope...
Read More11trees’ Solutions Free Through December 31, 2020
Educators around the world are adjusting to a new reality that requires all teaching be delivered online. One of our most compelling and effective tools – our...
Read MoreCan I sort Favorites in Annotate PRO?
Favorites, the blue buttons that give you even faster access to your most-used comments, are not sortable. They appear in ascending alphanumeric order based on...
Read MoreAdd-in Error – “Can’t connect to the catalog”
What to do if you are using one of our Microsoft Add-ins (Annotate PRO etc) and see this arcane message? The “catalog” in question is the...
Read MoreHow do I configure my email client to work with Canopy?
Canopy helps instructors identify students who need attention, then simplifies communicating with those students. One option in Canopy is to email students...
Read MoreHow do I get a specific name to show on my comment bubbles in Word?
If you use Annotate PRO (AP) to insert comments into Word documents – by highlighting text, then clicking an AP Comment or using the Free Form feature –...
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