Learn about the new Microsoft Learn Educator Center, a platform with resources for educators. Get more details about the Center on the Microsoft Education Blog.

We recently hosted Microsoft Reimagine, a virtual event where inspiring changemakers, educators, product experts, and industry leaders explored innovative ways to support inclusive learning for K-12 students.

Have you heard? There’s a brand-new Windows edition, and it’s made just for education. Meet Windows 11 SE, a version of Windows that’s reimagined for a new era of digital learning and optimized for low-cost devices.

According to UNESCO, more than 1.6 billion children worldwide lost learning opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Learn about new technology for schools with Microsoft EDU. Find out how Windows 11 SE, a new educational software can empower students and educators.

Today, personalized learning and experiences are even more critical as higher education institutions compete to attract students from arguably the most diverse population of learners in history.

Where learning takes place has changed. Educators and students now convene in person, remotely, and in blended environments. This means classroom device management must evolve as well.

We love connecting with students, hearing their experiences, and helping them discover their passions and desired paths, particularly as they venture into the workforce.

Today, we’re announcing a simple and affordable licensing option for our education customers, Microsoft 365 A1 for devices, and a new way to engage your students with Microsoft Teams Content from camera.

As we are entering the new school year in the Northern Hemisphere and approaching summer break in the Southern Hemisphere, Microsoft Education continues to see incredible transformation at so many schools, colleges, universities, libraries, museums, and education systems across the world.

At Microsoft, we are inspired every day by the impact that dedicated educators and thoughtful leaders are making to innovate education, and ultimately, improve student outcomes.

Back-to-school time represents new beginnings, new perspectives, and new chances to grow.