- Microsoft Teams in educational settings is a hub for content and the centerpiece for collaboration. Learn about the structure and components of a team.
Upon completion of this module, you'll be able to:
- Explain the types of educational teams (class, staff, PLC, other).
- Describe use cases for each type of team.
- Demonstrate how to create and share new teams.
- Explain the difference between the Me Space and We Space.
- Describe the ways to communicate with colleagues and learners.
- Demonstrate where to store, find, and share files in teams.
ISTE Standards for Educators:
Educator - Citizen
Educator - Facilitator
Educator - Collaborator
UNESCO Standards for Educators:
Application of Digital skills
Organization and Administration
- Create and organize content in Classwork, manage assignments, simplify assessments, give timely feedback, and track academic and SEL trends within Class Teams.
Upon completion of this module, you'll be able to:
- Create and organize class resources and assignments efficiently with Classwork in Microsoft Teams.
- Create, distribute, collect, and grade assignments with Assignments in Microsoft Teams.
- Create and embed polls, quizzes, and surveys with Microsoft Forms.
- Track learner progress with Insights in Microsoft Teams.
ISTE Standards for Educators:
Educator - Citizen
Educator - Facilitator
Educator - Collaborator
UNESCO Standards for Educators:
Application of Digital skills
Organization and Administration
- Learn to use Microsoft Teams for Education to share content, collaborate, and communicate with learners, guardians, colleagues, and the larger school community.
Upon completion of this module, you'll be able to:
Describe how to use the Class Notebook as a central location for course content.
Explain how educators can use third-party apps to share content with their class.
Identify ways to build class community in Microsoft Teams.
Describe ways to connect and communicate with parents and guardians.
ISTE Standards for Educators:
Educator - Facilitator
Leaders - Equity and Citizenship Advocate
Leaders - Systems Designer
- Educators use OneNote to organize information and content and to support research, collaboration, note taking, journaling, and reflection.
In this module, you'll:
- Access and navigate a OneNote notebook
- Create, add, and share pages and content
- Identify how to organize OneNote effectively
- Manage a range of OneNote notebook settings
ISTE Standards for Educators:
- Educator - Facilitator
- Educator - Learner
- Educator -Collaborator
UNESCO Standards for Educators:
- Application of Digital skills
- Organization and Administration
- Teacher Professional Learning
- Teachers use OneNote Class Notebook to prepare instructional material and collaborate with students in accessible ways.
Upon completion of this module, you'll be able to:
Create a OneNote Class Notebook and use the tools to create and distribute content to students
Give feedback via OneNote with a range of approaches
Identify lesson resources to create and store in Content Library
Plan an activity using Collaboration Space
ISTE Standards for Educators:
- Educator - Designer
- Educator - Facilitator
UNESCO Standards for Educators:
- Application of Digital skills
- Pedagogy
- Teacher Professional Learning
- Use PowerPoint Recorder to flip instruction, provide content for students outside of class, and help improve student outcomes.
In this module, you will:
- Describe the principles of flipped learning and how to implement them into the classroom
- Explain how to create flipped lessons using PowerPoint Recorder
- Build a flipped lesson to use with students
- Use Microsoft Forms for surveys, quizzes, and polls in classes to increase student engagement and save time managing learning assessments.
In this module, you will:
- Create formative and summative assessments with Microsoft Forms
- Explain how to share or duplicate Microsoft Forms to collaborate with colleagues
- Use autograding, manual grading, branching, and equation options to streamline the assessment process
- By allowing teachers and students to focus on content and not worry about format, the Digital storytelling with Microsoft Sway module shows how Sway can be used to capture and share digital stories that need to be told in and around classroom activities.
In this module, you will:
- Explain how Sway works to share text, images, video, and dynamic content to tell a rich digital story
- Identify examples of Sway's impact in the classroom
- Practice creating a Sway
- Explain a variety of ways Sway can be used in the classroom
