Until some point in the summer term of 2017 I was a staunch supporter of Google Classroom. I have posted a number of times on the topic of using this excellent tool in class and you can read about it here and here. There were many features of Google Classroom that I enjoyed; for example, the ability to collaborate, to provide fast and effective feedback, and to set assignments to name but a few. This tool enhanced the learning experience for my students and I really enjoyed the opportunity to use it. Thus, it was tricky to switch tools recently but the Microsoft in Education path along with its suite of applications in Office 365 has furnished me with many similar opportunities as those provided by Google Classroom and Google Drive.
As with all new tools there has been a lot to learn and it has been a steep learning curve. Nonetheless,
I intend to share my experiences with Office 365 and the variety of tools I have been using since September 2017 over a series of blog posts and I hope that others will be able to learn from my experience and that, I, in turn, will learn something from the process of sharing.
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As with all new tools there has been a lot to learn and it has been a steep learning curve. Nonetheless,
I intend to share my experiences with Office 365 and the variety of tools I have been using since September 2017 over a series of blog posts and I hope that others will be able to learn from my experience and that, I, in turn, will learn something from the process of sharing.
(Photo credit: pixabay)
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