Notes, documents and course material · Coming soon

Notion

A lot of what actually defines a course (lecture notes, worked examples, rubric guidance) lives in Notion rather than the LMS. Today you can paste it in and it will survive the trip. Connecting a workspace so Lectora reads it directly is on the roadmap.

What works today

  • Content pasted from a Notion page keeps its headings, lists and tables instead of collapsing into flat text.

Not yet verified

  • You cannot connect a Notion workspace: there is no account connection and no authorisation flow.
  • Nothing syncs. Pages are not read automatically, and edits in Notion do not reach Lectora.

How it connects

The mechanism is an account link that you scope to the folders, pages or collections you choose, read-only, so nothing outside that scope is visible. Lectora then reads course material from there when you ask it to. Nothing is built for any of these sources yet, so this section describes the shape the connection will take rather than something you can switch on today.

Data and access

Lectora reads only what the assessment needs, and writes nothing back until an educator approves it. The Canvas access page documents the full scope, and our privacy policy, subprocessors and DPA cover the legal side.

Common questions

No. Pasting works and preserves structure, but there is no connection that reads pages on its own. Connecting a workspace, with scoped access to selected pages rather than the whole workspace, is what we intend to build.