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With the new year around the corner, we’re excited to roll out a newly designed Microsoft Education blog that we hope will meet your education needs.
A new year brings new opportunities to learn about all the latest and greatest from Microsoft Education. Join Microsoft at Bett 2020 in London on January 22-25, either online or right there with us at the event, being held at London’s ExCeL venue.
From time to time, we feature guest blogs from educators who are making a difference in the lives of young people and who are eager to share their success with the Microsoft Education community.
Our Monthly Student Build Challenge for November was all about building systems. As the world becomes more interconnected, today’s learners need to be able to navigate systems—from the World Wide Web to ecosystems and the global economy.
As technology continues to evolve, we are faced with an incredible opportunity to leverage the power of new solutions and human expertise to unlock some of the biggest challenges we face in society.
We’re excited to be a Platinum sponsor of the FETC Annual Conference in Miami, FL, January 14-17. FETC offers a variety of sessions designed to foster hands-on and collaborative learning that focus on K-12’s most pressing challenges and technological needs.
Following the success of the Best of 2018 TweetMeet, we’re thrilled to offer the biggest global TweetMeet to date on Tuesday, December 17. Share your best stories and experiences from 2019 and what plans for 2020 you look forward to the most.
It’s only been around for two years, but Microsoft Teams already has 20 million daily active users.
School’s out for summer, and while it’s certainly time for fun, sun and a little R&R, it’s also a great time to brush-up on skills and possibly even learn something new.
The passports of students all around the world were filled with virtual stamps this past week as thousands of students and educators participated in the Microsoft Global Learning Connection on November 5–6, 2019.
There’s a good chance the students you’re teaching today will enroll in university courses that haven’t yet been created and enter jobs that don’t exist. And they’ll be called upon to solve some of the world’s most pressing environmental, social and economic issues.
“Education is our deepest source of hope—we must plant the seeds now for a better future tomorrow.
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