Unlock the full potential of Microsoft 365 for education

Are you taking advantage of the many ways Microsoft tools can support and enhance your adult literacy program? Go beyond Word and PowerPoint to access a powerful suite of tools that will help you to:

• Communicate and collaborate with learners.
• Bring innovative approaches to your teaching.
• Collect and manage data.
• Streamline your work and efficiency.

About the Building digital skills with Microsoft 365 training series

This training is an in-depth look at the use of Microsoft 365 for teaching and learning. There will be eight 90-minute online sessions that look at the following topics:

1. Outlook and calendar
2. Introduction to OneDrive
3. Using OneNote for organization and to save time
4. Teams meetings and Microsoft whiteboard or Stream for instruction and collaboration
5. Using the Microsoft accessibility suite to meet the needs of every learner
6. Using Word Online and PowerPoint Online for feedback and collaboration
7. Using Sway for creation and collaboration
8. Using Microsoft Forms for learning, assessment, and course feedback.

See the training overview for more details about what we’ll cover, the format, timing and deadlines for registration.

We’re offering two cohorts of up to 20 participants (one afternoon and one evening option).

The training series is eight workshops starting January or March. We are offering afternoon and evening sessions.

This might be the only time we offer this training. So if you’re interested, secure your spot. And don’t forget to invite tutors working in your programs.

Register now

There is so much more to Microsoft 365 than documents and presentations, and we’d love to help you tap into the potential of these tools. We hope to see you at the training!