The Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) programs recognize global educator visionaries who are using technology to pave the way for their peers for better learning and student outcomes. These are a variety of programs to help both educators who are just beginning this journey, as well as programs for educators who are leaders in innovative education. Literacy Tools for Inclusive Classrooms 11AM – 12PM (CST) The Literacy Tools for Inclusi...

The Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) programs recognize global educator visionaries who are using technology to pave the way for better learning and student outcomes. These are a variety of programs to help both educators who are just beginning this journey, as well as programs for educators who are leaders in innovative education. The All About Teams course introduces teachers to the basics of Teams, readying them for collaboration with ot...

Online and virtual learning can present unique student safety challenges. This one-hour Microsoft Teams training provides an overview for both administrators and educators to understand best practices for setting up policies and administer meetings and channels with recommended controls. These settings will help ensure a safer and more productive environment for your students using Microsoft Teams for distance learning. Participants will leave...

We are hosting regular, open office hours for teachers to join and learn how Microsoft Teams allows teachers, students and staff to seamlessly connect and work together, create content, and share resources all from a single, easy-to-learn and simple to use platform. We’re here to help you learn, troubleshoot and collaborate with others. These open office hours are delivered through Microsoft Teams which will allow you to interact directl...

The Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) programs recognize global educator visionaries who are using technology to pave the way for better learning and student outcomes. These are a variety of programs to help both educators who are just beginning this journey, as well as programs for educators who are leaders in innovative education. The Mobile Tools for Inclusive Classrooms course introduces teachers to the Microsoft Translator and Office Le...

The Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) programs recognize global educator visionaries who are using technology to pave the way for better learning and student outcomes. These are a variety of programs to help both educators who are just beginning this journey, as well as programs for educators who are leaders in innovative education. The All About Teams course introduces teachers to the basics of Teams, readying them for collaboration with ot...

The Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) programs recognize global educator visionaries who are using technology to pave the way for better learning and student outcomes. These are a variety of programs to help both educators who are just beginning this journey, as well as programs for educators who are leaders in innovative education. In this 1 hour training you will learn the following: Understanding the difference between remote learning and...

Teachers need help thriving in the remote-learning environment that has become the new normal. With live demos of Teams for Education, Flipgrid, and Accessibility tools, this training introduces teachers to these indispensable tools for keeping students connected to their lessons, assignments, and each other. Participants will leave knowing: The basic features of Microsoft Teams for Education as an effective tool for the remote classroom. How...

Educational computer networks are a challenge to manage at the best of times. Add in increasing demands and falling budgets and the challenge gets ever more complex. How do you manage the influx of digital devices, multiple computer suites and requests for assistance all while trying to do more with less?

Digital devices and access to the internet provide a great platform for increasing the scope of learning, however they can also put students at greater risk of bullying, abuse or harm. How do you ensure that students have access to technology but are not exposed to these risks?