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# Note Sharing

## How do I share my notes and highlights? <a href="#h_01jqsgrmczd0mqy3nr5cayc015" id="h_01jqsgrmczd0mqy3nr5cayc015"></a>

To share notes and highlights with a fellow classmate, click on the **Reader Preferences** in the top right corner.

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Go to the sharing tab, and enter the email of the user whose notes you'd like to view, then click **Follow**.

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Important Note:** In order to follow a user in Engage, you must use their **Engage specific email address**. This can be found under the **My Account** settings in the top right corner.
{% endhint %}

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