Because calling is disabled for students, the workflow will be a little different when you need to work with a student one-on-one. We will have to use the Meeting feature instead.

Microsoft Teams is the digital hub that brings conversations, content, assignments, and apps together in one place. Promote equity and student voice with collaborative classrooms, connect in professional learning communities, and communicate with staff - all from a single experience in Office 365 Education.

This interactive guide shows you how to use Microsoft Teams to empower your students to take ownership of their learning with personalized assignments and individual feedback. You’ll also see how to create and grade assignments and how easy it is for students to submit and update work.

With Microsoft Teams on your PC, Mac, or mobile device, you can: Pull together a team. Use chat instead of email. Securely edit files at the same time. See likes, @mentions, and replies with just a single tap. Customize it by adding notes, web sites, and apps. Manage ClassNotebooks. Access OneNote. Create and grade assignments. Foster collaboration in classrooms.

This Teams Tip will provide educators an explanation of the organizational structure of Microsoft Teams for Education, like teams and channels.

This Teams Tip will help educators learn how to interact with their students in Microsoft Teams for Education and provide best practices in fostering a collaborative classroom.

This Teams Tip will walk educators through the assignments management experience in Microsoft Teams for Education, focusing on creating personalized assignments.

This Teams Tip will go through how files are saved and stored, and how educators can easily share files with Microsoft Teams for Education.

This Teams Tip will go through how to use education apps and Office apps right within Microsoft Teams for Education.

This Teams Tip will help educators understand how to use video chat and the meetings features within Microsoft Teams for Education

Find your way through Microsoft Teams for Education! From the high-level layout of where your class teams and conversations live, to how you can search for and open files, this tour provides a path through your online classroom hub.

Meet OneDrive, where your files are stored and automatically saved.

With Microsoft Teams for Education on your PC, Mac, or mobile device, educators can: Pull together a team. Use chat instead of email.

Learn how to keep your files organized, share them, and follow your notifications in Microsoft Teams. Stay on top of your work, no matter where you are.

Teams is the digital hub that brings conversations, content, class assignments and apps together in one place. It makes communicating and collaborating with students, families, and colleagues easy, engaging and effective.

Introducing quizzes in Microsoft Teams

When teachers create and distribute an assignment in Microsoft Teams, they can do a lot to customize it for their students: add rubrics, attach a Class Notebook page, even queue it up to be assigned later…the list goes on. Today, we’re adding even more power to your assignment workflow by integrating Microsoft Forms directly into Teams! Assessments just got easier than ever to distribute and grade.

Teachers can now provide transparency when grading and give even more rich feedback to students with rubric grading.

Learn how you can meet with fellow teachers, schedule meetings for later, and record meetings with Microsoft Teams.

Start using Immersive Reader in Microsoft Teams to read messages, assignment instructions, and more!

Thank you to Rachel Berger for agreeing to chat with me about tools to support SPED.

If you're organizing a meeting with multiple attendees, you may want to assign roles to each participant to determine who can do what in the meeting. There are two roles to choose from: presenter and attendee. Presenters can do just about anything that needs doing in a meeting, while the role of an attendee is more controlled.

Mute students from commenting in class conversations. This means students will no longer be able to see an inappropriate comment and that the muted students can no longer post or reply in class conversations. You can un-mute students at any time.

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