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# How to Get Email Notifications for Student Notes

This guide shows you how to receive an email notification every time a student adds a new note to any lesson. 

By enabling this feature, you can quickly respond to student questions and feedback, significantly improving the quality of your support and the overall learning experience.

### Step 1: Access Your Email Notification Settings

First, you need to find the notification settings within the LDT app.

* From your Shopify admin, go to **Apps** > **LDT Online Courses** > **Settings**.
* In the settings menu, select **Email notification**.

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### Step 2: Enable Notifications for Student Notes

* In the **Email notification** section, scroll down until you find "**Notes in the course**".
* Click the toggle switch to enable the option "Get notified when students add notes to the course."
* After you have enabled the notification and verified your email, scroll down and click the Save button to apply your changes.

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By enabling this feature, you will never miss a note or question from your students, allowing you to provide timely support and foster a more interactive learning environment.

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