Students and educators at eligible institutions can sign up for Office 365 Education for free. Students can log into their school accounts at Office.com, where they’ll have access to Microsoft Teams, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and so much more. From this home base, Office apps and Microsoft Teams can be accessed online or downloaded to a home or mobile device.
Just for parents, this guide helps ensure students learn remotely—safely and effectively.
Family & Guardian Guide to Microsoft Teams
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#FridayWarmFuzzy 🌟Brightened my day listening to @JackieHaines17 share student successes with #microsoftEDU Teams Reading Progress.
Who encouraged you this week? #MIEExpert
Reading progress: great literacy tool! You can return reports back to your students - giving them a report on their performance!
💥 Choose what students see
💥 Students can see mistakes and hear / view corrections
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@singhrima @seemakaushal71 https://twitter.com/emilyecf/status/1483856933786427394
@scobb_eagles staff are hearing from @southcobbmc about Reading Progress, a Teams feature. Great tool for teachers to use during literacy block. #CobbInTech
Check this out! Reading Progress in #MicrosoftTeams #edtech #edchat
Check out the latest #TechUpCheckUp podcast! We are talking about #FETC, Reading Progress, and @MicrosoftTeams updates and more! 🎙Listen to it whereever you get your podcasts from! 😉#microsoftedu #microsoftteams #fetc #techconference #edtechinfusion #flipgrid
