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Thanks for the detailed response, @PinkElephant. I'll add students manually for this semester, then come up with a different solution for the future. For those curious (e.g., @gazumped), my Notebook has a few hundred Notes about publicly available sources of sport data. There is an incredible amount of wonderful sport data available online, but it can be overwhelming for students; this provided a more curated selection. Each Note had information about a resource, including links, data information, some screenshots, etc. More importantly, the Notes were tagged. Students could say, "I want data on baseball player salaries," and filter for #baseball and #salaries. I've seen other similar lists on Twitter or in Google Sheets, but I built this in Evernote to take advantage of the the tags and rich content notes. Screenshot of sample note page (link to note)

Background I have a public Notebook (Data), and I share that link with students in my data analytics course. Almost none of the students are existing Evernote users, but most sign up during class. Situation They click the Notebook link and it loads the Notebook in a web browser. They click the "Join Notebook" message, but the Notebook is not available in their Evernote accounts online. It is also not available in their Evernote clients (regardless of OS). The Notebook does not appear in shared notebooks section, either. Any suggestions on how to fix this? Workaround In order for students to access the Notebook, I'd need to input their email address directly (i.e., explicitly share the Notebook). If I do that, the Notebook appears in Evernote online and then in their local client. Notes A similar issue was raised in a different thread, but that one was following an update. I am currently on the Evernote free tier, although I have subscribed to Evernote Premium in the past. My desktop client version is 10.47.7-win-ddl-public (3730); Editor: v159.2.19536; Service: v1.59.4