Microsoft 365 Education users will get a new AI-powered Outlook in 2026, with a toggle to switch between classic and modern ...

A paid Microsoft 365 membership starts at $2 a month or $20 a year for Microsoft 365 Basic or it can cost up to $130 a year for Microsoft 365 Family. While a few bucks a month may not sound too ...

Microsoft Word's Watermark drop-down menu, with the different options displayed and highlighted. A Word document containing text and the Confidential watermark behind the text.

Use precise geolocation data. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Store and/or access information on a ...

Education, not just experimentation, will be the unlock." The BCG report echoes other studies of the market that have emphasized obstacles and pitfalls in corporate AI deployment.

Microsoft Office 365 subscribers can translate Word documents into any of our supported languages using Word Translator, an intelligent service made available through the cloud. Whether you want to ...

Microsoft 365 Education offers a suite of student-centered solutions that help create an equitable learning environment for all and help students succeed in the classroom and beyond. Find which plan ...

Switch to the Smart Lookup tab, and place a checkmark next to the Use Microsoft Copilot to help you with content creation option. Click OK to save the changes. On the Word document, click Review from ...

The posters designed and made by students from the school are now on display in Alnwick Library until mid-July. For some time now students from the school’s Climate Club have been finding out about ...

We made it to the last day of the school year! When I was a teacher, principal, and district leader, I always took time at the end of the school year to reflect—both on what we had accomplished and ...

Queen Mary educators will be sharing their practice in our poster showcase session. Scroll down to see all of the posters in our online gallery. 1. To what extent does the use of VR Video better ...

The word “special” is a particularly entrenched euphemism that may also be utilized technically (e.g., “special education”). Disability advocates dislike the use of “special needs” because of its ...