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Using Microsoft’s new Reading Progress Tool
Reading Progress is a brand new feature in Microsoft Teams designed for educators to support their students in building fluency in their reading.
Microsoft Certified Educator Session 4
This webinar will explore two of the pillars of the 21st Century Learning Design course – ‘Self-Regulation and ‘Real-World Problem-Solving and Innovation’.
Exploring 1:1 Devices, the Challenges and Benefits to Schools
So you’re thinking of rolling out a 1:1 device programme for your school. No doubt you’ve got many questions and decisions to make. Let us guide you through the key options and help you to find a programme that works for your school and students.
Managing Chromebooks for Students
Learn out how to use the Google Admin Console to manage Chromebooks for Students.
Becoming an MIEE
Ever wanted to know how to connect with other like-minded educators in the UK and globally to discuss pedagogical approaches using EdTech in the classroom and the school community’s wider context?
Microsoft Certified Educator Session 3
Following on from the previous sessions, this webinar will explore two of the pillars of the 21st Century Learning Design course – ‘Knowledge Construction’ and ‘Use of ICT for Learning’.
Microsoft Certified Educator Session 2
Microsoft is teaming up with education training specialist Tablet Academy to deliver a series of events aimed at supporting school leaders and classroom educators to further embed and benefit from the features provided by Microsoft tools. The focus of these events is to help institutions looking to develop both their in-class delivery and remote programmes.
Engaging and communicating with Parents/Guardians using Microsoft Teams and wider tools
During the lockdown, many parents and guardians gained greater insight and appreciation for teachers as they supported their children with their remote learning. How can you continue to effectively engage and communicate with them now their children are back in the classroom?