Discover Office 365 in the Classroom

February 16, 2017 by rcrellin

Discover Office 365 in the Classroom

  • Learn about Office 365 for schools and uncover how it works on any device
  • Explore the possibilities for teacher and student collaboration & productivity
  • Explore the power of OneNote for learning Discover how to get started at you school

Through this hands on workshop, attendees will be immersed in the DET Office 365 platform and accessing their OneDrive to experience real time collaboration with Word, PowerPoint & Excel. A focus on the ultimate collaborative digital notebook, OneNote, for students and how to create Class Notebooks. You will explore the new Learning Tools feature in Office designed to support learning with reading and comprehension, discover formative assessment tools such as quizzes and surveys with Microsoft Forms and how to easily get started with Flipping & Blending your classroom with Sway and Office Mix.

What to bring: A fully charged laptop, TO Number & EduMail Password.

All sessions run from 9:30 – 3:30

6 March – Microsoft Office, South Bank 

14 March – Silverton Primary School 

23 March – Mansfield Secondary College

28 April – Frankston High School

15 May – Microsoft Office, South Bank

22 May – Geelong (venue TBC)

 

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Author: rcrellin

Senior Program Officer, Department of Education and Early Childhood Development

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