This summer, I had the chance to work with Goodnotes on two exciting initiatives: the launch of Goodnotes Classroom, an AI-powered tool designed to make teaching more interactive, and the creation of the Learning Center, a hub for educators to share how they bring these tools to life.

For the Learning Center, I collaborated with the product marketing team to shape content around real classroom use cases and worked with business development to understand how teachers were experimenting with the product. Starting with partner schools, I turned their feedback into the first batch of published content for the site. I also help create the editing and animation templates, as well as the shooting guidelines, which are planned to be sent out to teachers worldwide. This way, anyone can follow simple instructions to turn their ideas into content ready to share on the Learning Center.

The biggest lesson? — Product features tell only part of the story.

What truly inspires is seeing how teachers use Goodnotes in creative, unexpected ways. Instead of dictating how the product should be used, we realized the value of letting teachers share their own voices and best practices. Educators already thrive on community-driven knowledge sharing — so creating a dedicated platform felt like a natural extension of their culture and a powerful way to spotlight innovation.

Here is just an example in English. Check out more on the Goodnote Classroom YouTube channel.