Events

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.

Teachers and students, you can now watch the broadcast on-demand here.

We hope you caught all the news we brought you from the Bett education technology conference in London, but – there was a lot to take in 😄.

We’ve all seen stories about artificial intelligence in the news and on social media. Chat bots, speech recognition, machine translation and self-driving cars are just a few of the real-life examples you may have heard about or even experienced first-hand.

Late last year, I announced the launch of Imagine Cup Junior, an exciting new opportunity for students aged 13-18, to engage with Microsoft’s AI for Good Initiatives and come up with big ideas to help solve big challenges.

It’s Day 3 of Bett, where we’ve been bringing you updates and insights into how to use the latest and most effective ed tech tools and resources. It’s our final day live streaming from London.

It’s Day 2 of Bett and we’re back, ready to share the latest innovations in education technology and helping you get you started using the new tools and resources we announced last week.

Day 1 of the Bett education technology conference, and we’re excited to share the latest news, trends and information about using innovative tools in your classroom live on Facebook. You can tune in live each day of Bett on our Microsoft Education Facebook page.

We’re excited to be bringing Microsoft Teams to a 21st century project-based learning program that’s helping to prepare New York City students for success in school and the workforce.

Students around the world are invited to take part in an extraordinary STEM learning experience with your students. On March 2, a NASA astronaut aboard the International Space Station will answer questions from students via a live, in-flight education downlink.

Laptops, computers and other technical equipment are common assets in modern classrooms. It makes you wonder: how do all these devices help our students succeed?

We’re excited to participate in the Texas Computer Education Association Annual Conference. TCEA offers a variety of session structures designed to foster hands-on and collaborative learning that focus on K-12’s most pressing challenges and technological implementations.