Teams Classwork

Teams Classwork may just be the best way to host all of your teaching resources online for your students, let’s take a look. With Classwork in a Class Teams, you can upload, share, and arrange your teaching content including documents, assignments, web links, videos, and more. You should use Classwork to …

Teams Rollover 23/24

Introduction At the start of each academic year, lecturers are responsible for managing their Microsoft Team sites. Staff should archive all of the Teams sites used for teaching in 2022/23 with the exception of courses continuing in 2023/24 that include the same students. This is to ensure that students are …

Microsoft Updates

Microsoft has been extremely busy updating its products and apps, in this blog we break down the essentials in easy bite-size chunks. Let’s dive straight in and find out more about the Office 365 rebrand, Teams additions and Stream updates. Say hello to Microsoft 365 Microsoft is currently rolling out …

Reflect in Microsoft Teams

Reflect is a check-in app built into Teams that can be used to supplement the pastoral elements of your teaching practice either as general questions about how your learners are feeling or as a way of gauging how they feel about the topics you are covering, the pace and content …

Core Principles: MS Teams

In this is our final core principals blog post, we will outline what you should be doing to apply our seven digital core principles to your Teams sites. For more details and training our Discover pathway on StaffZone: Core Skills: Teams details exactly how you can apply the seven digital …

Core Principles: Overview

In this is the first of three blog posts we will outline our seven digital core principles that should be used as a guide to underpin your digital teaching practice. In our two following posts, we will identify how you can effectively apply them to the college’s two main platforms …

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