Microsoft® is dedicated to empower schools to integrate technology into teaching and learning, so as to enable education leaders and students to realize their potential through easy access to software, information and communication technology skills development. We believe that information and communication technology (ICT) is a powerful catalyst to improve teaching and learning efficiency to cope with the continuous educational change. With the ultimate goal of improving lives through technology in education, Microsoft is joining forces with the Education Bureau to increase ICT accessibility and skills advancement in schools among teachers and students. Click here to learn more on how we partner with the Education Bureau to realize the goal.
Microsoft Office Live Meeting brings you a new learning platform
Microsoft Office Live Meeting e-learning platform goes beyond the traditional classroom limitation and allows students to learn at home. New system makes teaching easier and more effective. It also allows learning to be more vivid. If you would like to experience the innovative way of teaching, check out the materials available and register for the trial version.
Worldwide renowned e-learning expert lead you into a new domain of education
Microsoft have joined hands with Education Bureau to invite Bruce Dixon, a worldwide renowned e-learning expert to Hong Kong to provide insights on content and effectiveness of e-learning, the related pre-implementation works and the keys of planning, as well as sharing the success stories of foreign countries. Want to keep up with the trend? Enrol now and learn more!
Microsoft IT Education Summit 2009 on May 9 was held successfully
Over 170 IT teachers registered and participated to the event to learn about a wide range of effective tools and solutions for teaching and learning. Teachers and Microsoft experts will also share their experience. Click here to view post event materials and recap the event highlights.
New Teaching Curriculum Available Now
Schools can adopt a new series of course materials including "Accessibility Reach", "Cyberwellness" and "Digital Literacy" with different themes. Check out the materials available and register for using them.
Microsoft Junior Bill Gates Program 2009 - Become the Next Bill Gates
The program aims to equip students with IT skills and knowledge for this new digital world. You can become a digital artist, digital game designer, Web 2.0 architect and recognized professional Microsoft application user through this year's activities.
Microsoft Valued Teachers (MVT) - Who Are the Candidates?
Microsoft Valued Teacher award aims to recognize IT educators for their contributions, the active sharing of IT teaching experiences with other educators or students, the help provided in problem-solving and developing new IT teaching potentials in the past year. Check out the finalists and see what Microsoft has in store for them now!