Events

Today I have the pleasure of announcing the winners of the Imagine Cup Junior 2020 AI for Good Challenge.

If this summer looks a little different for your family, you are not alone. Many summer camps have decided to cancel due to social distancing recommendations—meaning fewer learning opportunities for students and added responsibilities for parents.

Our first-ever Global Learning Week is officially in the books, and we really enjoyed being able to celebrate the resilience of educators and students.

With circumstances evolving rapidly around the globe, educators, students, and families have adjusted to remote learning as the norm. We’re happy to provide you the opportunity to discuss the impact that remote learning has had on you and your students.

We’ve been hearing incredible stories these past two months about educators who, in very different global settings, are leveraging technology and their own expertise to drive a successful transition to remote learning while maintaining close ties to students from afar.

During this time of social distancing and remote learning, staying connected with the world and keeping our children engaged has been a priority for all of us.

In this time of distance learning, many educators, students, parents, and guardians are trying to find balance while dividing their time between their jobs, families, and other obligations. How are you supporting social-emotional learning for your students during remote learning?

As we continue getting used to our kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms doubling as offices, virtual meeting rooms, and classrooms, many people are starting to ask, “What’s next?” And since more than 1.

Humans love to celebrate. We learn at an early age that every milestone is a good reason to gather, share our excitement with friends and family, feel pride in our accomplishments, and enjoy the warmth of connection.

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, Minecraft: Education Edition has launched new renewable energy lessons and immersive worlds. This content is available for educators and students using Minecraft: Education Edition as well as Minecraft players on the Bedrock platform.

Last month, we announced several learning management system (LMS) integrations that make it easier for schools and universities to create a Microsoft Teams meeting from within their LMS.

By connecting our students globally, we provide them with hands-on opportunities to experience other peoples’ cultures, stories, languages, diverse living circumstances, opinions and many other aspects of each other’s lives.