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One of AP’s best features is the ability to author and use multiple ‘libraries’ of comments at the same time. Even forever-free users can create...
Read MoreOne of AP’s best features is the ability to author and use multiple ‘libraries’ of comments at the same time. Even forever-free users can create...
Read MoreAnnotate PRO users who access Microsoft Word through a school or organization account may discover that they are blocked from installing the AP Word Add-in. Add-ins...
Read MoreWhat happens if you signed up with a school email and change employers? Or you change your name (get married, divorced etc.) and your email changes? Your...
Read MoreBugs happen! Our goal is to listen carefully to our users and respond quickly to address issues/problems. Here are the current issues we’re tracking for Annotate...
Read MoreAnnotate PRO requires certain browser settings to do its magic. In addition, you can tune how and where AP functions to suit your needs. Most crucially, make sure that...
Read MoreOrganizations 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 MoreTrial, 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 MoreWe 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 MoreYes! As of October 2020, trial and paid users can both sort and color their Favorites. Visit Sort AND Color Your Favorites to learn more. ...
Read MoreWhat 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 MoreDifferentiate feedback to your diverse learners through Annotate PRO’s comment bank features Tyler Wenzel 11trees Product Specialist As great of a teacher as you...
Read MoreIf 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 –...
Read MoreWhen using any 11trees solution that has a special app for Microsoft Office (an “add-in” in Microsoft-speak) you may receive the following message: We can’t...
Read MoreTo reset your password: Log out of Annotate PRO (AP) if you haven’t already Click Log In Enter your email address that you use with your AP account Look...
Read MoreWhether you are an individual teacher or editor looking to create more impactful feedback more efficiently, or leading a large online school with hundreds of faculty...
Read MoreOur friends at Microsoft have to support many, many versions of Word. If you are experiencing greyed out buttons and the inability to use Annotate PRO it’s...
Read MoreA core idea to Annotate PRO is that no one should have to “reinvent the wheel.” When you are providing feedback to student 6,743 (in your career) and you...
Read MoreOne of Canvas SpeedGrader’s great features is the ability to go full screen: just you and the document. Doing so will hide all the noise of your browser including...
Read MoreOne of Annotate’s most powerful features is the ability to log feedback in Google Docs and Canvas SpeedGrader. Learn more about Logging here. Logging defaults...
Read MoreFavorites are comments that you’d like to have at your fingertips all the time. They appear in Annotate PRO’s core features as friendly blue buttons. If you...
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