Courses

Student guide to working in a 1:1 environment.

Teacher guide to working in a 1:1 environment.

Learn about Flipgrid and how it can be used in the classroom to enhance your lessons.

What is the Microsoft Education Transformation Framework?

Getting started with Google Chrome.

Keep on track with Tasks and Keep.

Ever wanted to know how to connect with other like-minded educators in the UK and globally to discuss pedagogical approaches using EdTech in the classroom and the school community’s wider context?

An introduction to Google Drive and effective working in the cloud

Managing communication within Gmail and Groups.

Take your presentations to the next level.

Create, send and mark quizzes with Google Forms.

An easy-to-use digital storytelling tool which allows you to create and share interactive reports, personal stories, presentations, and more.

Keep your students engaged and motivated using Kahoot!

Achieving the best outcomes of remote learning using Google Classroom.

Achieving the best outcomes of remote learning using Microsoft Office 365.

Using YouTube you can source captivating videos that you can collate and share with your students.

During the lockdown, many parents and guardians gained greater insight and appreciation for teachers as they supported their children with their remote learning. How can you continue to effectively engage and communicate with them now their children are back in the classroom?

So you’re thinking of rolling out a 1:1 device programme for your school. No doubt you’ve got many questions and decisions to make. Let us guide you through the key options and help you to find a programme that works for your school and students.

An overview of Google Workspace and its benefits and how to get help when using these tools.

Learn how to communicate using Posts and Announcements in Microsoft Teams.

Using Jamboard, you can generate ideas and share concepts with others online.

An introduction to change management and its importance

Learn about creating and managing an EdTech audit.

Utilising a range of tools to help you review the use of EdTech in your school.

This course is designed for existing users of the traditional desktop version of Microsoft Excel. The purpose of this course is to introduce the key features of Excel Online.

Learn how to create and share a form, before collecting and analysing the results.

Learn how to create notes that can be shared with colleagues and combined with other tools such as your calendar.

Explore the risks posed by the internet and how to keep you and your students safe online.

Learn how to access email, contacts and calendar anywhere, anytime, on any device.

A basic overview of how you to use SharePoint in a workflow using other Office 365 applications.

An introduction to the key features of Word Online and how they integrate with Office 365 and the desktop version of Word.

Learn how to manage file structures and permissions within Microsoft Teams.

An introduction to Google Drive and effective working in the cloud

So...you've been using OneNote and Class Notebook for a little while, but you've got an inkling there's plenty more that you've not yet explored. We've got a Masterclass to take your use of OneNote to the next level. 

Using Google Sheets, you can track the performance of your students and analyse data to monitor their progress. You can even create charts to insert into reports or presentations.

Explore the different ways to schedule a live lesson and best practice pre, during and post delivery.  

Are you interested in becoming a Microsoft Certified Educator? Join us as we explore how to get started, where to find the resources you will need and the key principles of 21CLD.

Following on from the introductory session, this webinar will explore two of the pillars of the 21st Century Learning Design course – Collaboration and Skilled Communication.  We will look at the key concepts, how this links in with questions in the Microsoft Certified Educator exam and examples of how this could be used in our classroom practice.

Following on from the previous sessions, this webinar will explore two of the pillars of the 21st Century Learning Design course – ‘Knowledge Construction’ and ‘Use of ICT for Learning’.  We will look at the key concepts, how this links in with questions in the Microsoft Certified Educator exam and examples of how this could be used in our classroom practice.

Following on from the previous sessions, this webinar will explore two of the pillars of the 21st Century Learning Design course – ‘Self-Regulation and ‘Real-World Problem-Solving and Innovation’.  We will look at the key concepts, how this links in with questions in the Microsoft Certified Educator exam and examples of how this could be used in our classroom practice.

Learn how to build the use of Microsoft Forms into remote learning, create surveys and quizzes or manage your assessment.  

Microsoft Forms for Education is an easy-to-use online assessment tool. with this course, educators can quickly create a quiz then share with students

Are you interested in becoming a Microsoft Certified Educator (MCE)?  Join us as we explore the key aspects of the examination, top tips for preparation, and an overview of the 21st Century Learning Design course, which underpins the MCE examination.  This is a summary session designed to give people interested in becoming an MCE a detailed overview.

Learn how to save yourself and your colleague's time by automating workflows in this MIEE Masterclass.

Google Drive makes working collaboratively much easier with online storage.

A short course to introduce the Office 365 interface and how to find your way around.

Top tips for using OneNote in education.

How to set up and manage a digital exercise book for your students. A live OneNote Notebook where you can share worksheets, collaborate, monitor progress and provide instant feedback.

This is an introduction to OneNote Class Notebooks; how to distribute pages to students and provide feedback.

The modules in this tutorial take you through reading, composing and sending emails using any internet browser on any connected device.

Have you started working in a new school and they use Microsoft Office 365 for teaching and learning? This webinar will help get you up to speed.

A look at the world of Modern Cyber Security, the most common attacks, and the strategies and technology to combat this threat.

Explore how you can record your content and provide quality remote teaching following an asynchronous approach, removing the demands of live lessons.  

Suitable for both education and business users, this course is designed to bring you up-to-date with the latest features of Teams, and give you the skills to manage Teams meetings with confidence!

This course will show you how to design and create professional looking websites with Google Sites. No web coding skills required!

Learn how to create events, invite others at a time that suits and even share your entire calendar so everyone knows the best time to arrange that important meeting.

Stream is an video service where people in an organization can upload, view, organize and share videos securely.

Learn how to make the best use of channels, permissions and tabs to create your Teams teaching enviroment.

Collaboration online might be a new idea but with these tips and techniques, you can keep on top of everyone's contributions.

This course focuses on pedagogy. It examines approaches to remote and digitally enhanced teaching and learning.

Do you work in education?  Is your school, college or institution using Microsoft 365 (Teams, Office, OneNote...)? If this is the case, we'll be sharing 30 of our quick-fire top tips to make your life easier.

A selection of videos shared and accredited by Microsoft to be brought together to help create a course to promote the Microsoft Tools that can support home learning.

This course will help you make the most of Window's default web browser, Microsoft Edge. Here we will learn about the fantastic productivity features, accessibility tools and extending Edge using extensions and other features.

Dr Nat Pitts and Anna Parish from Repton School explain how they have integrated tools such as Microsoft Teams, OneNote, Stream and Flipgrid to transform the way they teach humanities.

From the basics of how to set an assignment in Teams, to advanced controls and examples of best practise. Essential for remote learning.  

This session is for schools accessing Microsoft tools such as Teams and OneNote using iPads. The session will demonstrate how to capitalise on the combination of Apple hardware and Microsoft's cloud environment with native applications.  

Stream is an video service where people in an organization can upload, view, organize and share videos securely.

This course will help you effectively use Microsoft Teams on an iPad. You will learn your way around the iPad app, how to manage your class team, and many of teh education features such as assignments, feedback, and safely run online lessons.

So you work in a school, you don't teach but you're in a crucial role supporting the teachers and managing the day-to-day operations. During the lockdown teachers got stuck in using OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams but you might not have got the training and support you need to use it properly.

Reading Progress is a brand new feature in Microsoft Teams designed for educators to support their students in building fluency in their reading.

This course will show you how to use Minecraft in the classroom to excite and motivate students learning

This course will show you how to use Microsoft OneNote and OneNote Class Notebook on an Apple iPad.

This course looks at the uses and applications of Pic Collage in the classroom.

Learn more about Microsoft 365 A3 and A5 licenses for education, what they include and how they can benefit your school/college/MAT.