I'm an instructor for a university course that is taught in a computer lab, so that every student has a computer in front of them. Each week, I setup two "comm

I'm an instructor for a university course that is taught in a computer lab, so that every student has a computer in front of them. Each week, I setup two "community notes" pages using some etherpad clone and let them write their notes for the day in that fashion. I have to setup two, because apparently there is a hard limit of 12 users per etherpad, but it's completely changed my students' view of notes. There's no more clamoring each week for the powerpoint that I refuse to make. They're now using each other to build notes that are better than anything they could build individually. When we get this technology into everything, the world will be a much better place.