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We need to use whatever tools we can to best help them learn, and build an arsenal of inclusive tools that meet their diverse needs. This is true #Techquity as my friend Ken Shelton has coined it. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) 
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"With $40 million from Microsoft, the Global Innovation Exchange will open in fall 2016, and offer a master’s degree in technology innovation ..." Via Leona Ungerer
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Microsoft offers free online courses and MOOCs in a variety of subjects. Browse upcoming classes and enroll now. Via SusanBat , Miloš Bajčetić, Mark E. Deschaine, PhD, Ivo Nový
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The Microsoft UK Blog for schools, featuring news for schools from Microsoft, case studies within education, and education ICT advice In fact, a recent study from Fordham University shows that schools are struggling to meet even existing legal and regulatory requirements related to the protection of student data. Additionally, a recent survey of parents conducted by Benenson Strategy Group on behalf ofCommon Sense Media found that 90 percent of respondents were “concerned about how private companies with non-educational interests are able to access and use students’ personal information” and 77 percent support making it “illegal for schools and education technology companies to sell students’ private information to advertisers.” So, as we gather together this week, we must ask: How do we protect the most vulnerable among us – our children – and guarantee their privacy and security in the ever-changing world of education today? Via Gust MEES
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March 19, 2014 7:04 AM
How do we protect the most vulnerable among us – our children – and guarantee their privacy and security in the ever-changing world of education today? Learn more: - http://gustmees.wordpress.com/2013/12/21/privacy-in-the-digital-world-shouldnt-we-talk-about-it/
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Le géant de Redmond l’avait promis il y a quelque temps de cela. Promesse tenue, Microsoft est en train de déployer des fonctions collaboratives temps réel dans sa suite Office en ligne.
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Améliorer la collaboration, gagner en productivité… Les établissements scolaires du supérieur sont aujourd’hui confrontés aux mêmes problématiques que les entreprises. Via Deborah Potelle
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At Microsoft, we believe providing quality education to the 1.4 billion students around the world is essential to the future of our society. Effective, immersive learning experiences inspire students to demonstrate creative thinking. The right technology can empower education, inspire learning anywhere, and unlock the potential of students, educators, and schools. To make this technology available worldwide we partner with education communities, delivering solutions, services and programs that enhance learning and school management. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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September 8, 2019 9:17 PM
With new high technology, schools are now more advanced than ever. With this type of technology, teachers can improve their ways of teaching, students can take advantage of what can be discovered with just one touch in their hands, and it can lead to good results. But aside from its advantages, these technologies can have their side effect and at times might even destroy the students' learning environment. It all accords on how they use the new technologies.
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If you have experience in computing, the roadmap helps you identify the learning path in preparing for the ICT career of your choice. Determine your starting point by reviewing the prerequisites necessary for each knowledge point in the curriculum. Then use the roadmap's resources to test your readiness, using assessment exams or a self-assess option to check your skills against the skills measured. If you need more training, choose training resources that suit your learning style: classroom courses, e-learning, or independent study. Via Sharrock
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The big U.S. tech companies’ quest to connect more people in developing countries is stepping up, with Facebook now joining Microsoft in a West African white space broadband project.
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Microsoft claims shift to open source will cost taxpayers more money, and calls for support for its own file formats Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.
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Join the worldwide community of educators who are passionate about ensuring learners are prepared to thrive in the global economy. Via xavier suñé
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