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Microsoft Teams for Educators
This training is aimed at educators who are at an advanced level in using Microsoft Teams for Education
Who is it for?
This session covers goes beyond the fundamentals educators will need to use Microsoft Teams to deliver Teaching, Learning and Assessment. This training session is aimed at advanced users of Microsoft Teams for Education.
The session is both practical and interactive, so you will get to experience first-hand the benefits of using these features. You will learn how to create and schedule assignments, provide feedback and more. Please see session objectives for more detail.
Please check our other two sessions if you feel you need to cover some of the basics in using Microsoft Teams:
Microsoft Teams for Intermediate users
Session Objectives
- Create and use the Class Notebook within Teams
- Create an assignment using the Class Notebook
- Create a rubric for feedback and speed marking
- Create and Utilise Tags within Teams
- Add a Stream Channel in Teams
- Create a rubric for feedback and speed marking
- Analytics using Grades and Class insights
- Investigate third-party apps for TLA
- Explore the use of the Whiteboard in Teams
- Create polls and surveys in Teams
- Exploring additional features within Teams; pinning and saving messages, etc
Testimonials
Great session; very informative. I worry sometimes, as an English teacher, that IT can prevent learning (too many short cuts, too many 'easy' ways of dealing with tasks), but you have shown how IT can assist, rather than prevent learning. Thanks,
Terence Cook
What a great inspirational training session from Esam. Great for teaching Modern foreign Languages but also for our Welsh Baccalaureate learners. I will also share this with my brother whose son is autistic - Immersive Reader will be great for him. Thank you very much!
Nathalie Rees
Excellent session, we have lots to learn! I can't believe we don't know about all the tools available in MS. Thanks Esam.
Steph Tindall
This session was very informative, the information that was provided on Microsoft 365 was valuable for both teachers and learners. The content of this should be covered for all new learners and staff in education.
Roanna Harries
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