Events

For those who think being an educator is just about teaching, what you do in your classrooms goes beyond the curriculum. Many valuable things you do every day go unnoticed.

Today is International Literacy Day, a day designated by UNESCO to highlight and raise awareness of the importance and incredible benefits literacy has for individuals and society. Literacy means more than just learning to read and write at school.

Recently I had the opportunity to join many of my colleagues at ISTE, one of the world’s most influential education events.

Investing in teachers’ growth to help them be more effective is key to improving student learning.

With the world changing faster than ever, the connections between students, educators, and other learning communities that support them have never been more essential.

Mark your calendars! ISTELive, a conference that brings educators, leaders, and industry reps together, returns June 26-29 in New Orleans, Louisiana, and we at Microsoft can’t wait to connect with our global community.

Keeping educators and learners fully engaged in the flow of teaching and learning is next to impossible when your EdTech isn’t working together seamlessly.

Microsoft’s EdTech partner ecosystem plays a key role in how Microsoft can successfully serve our education industry customers around the world, so each year we meet to collectively discuss where the education industry is going, consider opportunities for the Microsoft Education Partner community, and share

Teachers hold essential roles in their communities, and every aspect of what they do makes a meaningful difference. They educate future generations by using student-first technology and professional expertise to create high-quality learning environments where everyone can succeed.

Microsoft Education and LinkedIn were proud to be featured presenters and sponsors of last month’s ASU+GSV Summit 2022: Ed on the Edge.

For school leaders, decision-making can be a lonely task. Microsoft Education has created a weekly podcast, Leading Innovation, to help make it easier.

A few weeks ago, members of the Microsoft Education team took our first trip as a group in over two years, to Bett UK, the largest education conference in the world.