What do classrooms look like when students are empowered with learning opportunities that stretch them to be their personal best?Purpose-Lessons are intentionally designed to make learning accessible and relevant.
Opportunity-Students have opportunities for agency and ownership of learning.
Willing-Teachers are willing to evaluate what isn't working and make changes as needed.
Engage-Educators use tools, like Microsoft Teams, to engage all learners.
Relationships-Putting students first builds relationships that enable them to thrive.
In The Microsoft Teams Playbook, edtech experts and coauthors Jeni Long and Salleé Clark (hosts of The #Jenallee Show) provide a coach's manual for creating empowered classrooms. Using Microsoft Teams as a multifaceted hub and integrating other powerful edtech tools, the authors guide teachers to foster learning opportunities that are accessible and equitable for all students.
With video conferencing, coauthoring capabilities, accessibility tools, file sharing, partner apps, and more, Microsoft Teams equips educators to create an environment rich in communication, collaboration, and learning opportunities.
With 70+ lesson ideas using apps you know and your students love,
The Microsoft Teams Playbook equips you to create an empowered classroom today!
