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Originally Posted by KyleGoetz
Your sentence basically says "That is good, but recently, as for Digital Blackboard, students[, and other things], the use of in-class notebooks expanded."
I see that you're trying to create a clause out of "学生は授業中ノートブックを使う" but aren't doing it right. You should make the predicate a modifier for the subject.
Take this as an example: "Oil paintings that my girlfriend painted have become popular." This would be rendered effectively as 彼女の描いた油絵は人気になってきた。 Actually, I'm guessing you're at a level where you would not have learned to use の at the beginning, but が instead. But の sounds better. But if you haven't learned it yet, you shouldn't use it.
Now reconsider your sentence structure there!
Yes. Absolutely. Why did you put it in the first place?
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Thank you so much for your reply. The reason I put in だ is because my Japanese is terrible rusty. I quit college in '05 and I haven't used it in a real way ever since. The reason I got confused is because な-adjectives take だ。Like in 嫌いだと思います。But I wasn't sure if I remembered it correctly.
I'll be patching my essay now :P