Embedded Files
- ******BPS Prioritized Support Tool *****
- Microsoft Teams is a digital hub that brings conversations and content together in one place, letting teachers create a vibrant online learning environments. Build collaborative classrooms, connect in professional learning communities, and connect with colleagues—all from a single experience.
- Join a Team Meeting (1:31 video)
- How to Schedule a Virtual Team Meeting through Outlook (1 minute video)
- Microsoft Teams & Other Video Conferencing Options SlideShow
- Creating an email group in Outlook from PowerTeacher Pro
- How to use Microsoft Teams for Remote Online Learning (12 min video - for those that are already somewhat comfortable in Teams and/or online learning. Might be worth checking out if you’re a rookie just to see what the possibilities are)
- Making the Transition to Remote Learning
- Teachers' Quick Start Guide - NOTE: some of the calendaring features mentioned from within Teams do not work in our BPS environment
- Microsoft Teams for Education - NOTE: some of the calendaring features mentioned from within Teams do not work in our BPS environment
- ******BPS Prioritized Support Tool *****
- Go to office.com and log in with your usual BPS teacher username and password
- If asked, choose that you are using a work or school account
- Students log in with a slightly adjusted username
- the first part is the same like always, but the ending is "@ms.bpsapps.org" rather than the traditional "@bpsapps.org"
- Students can use Office 365 from their Chromebooks!
- Teachers can access Office 365 on their laptops, as well as through the online portal at office.com
- Getting started with remote teaching & learning in Office 365
- Microsoft Education YouTube Channel (a YouTube Channel w/ a variety of topics for Office 365 and the Microsoft Education environment)
Recording yourself on a PowerPoint
Recording yourself on a PowerPoint
Please note: if you record audio in your ppt, students will not be able to hear it on a Chromebook unless you "Export" then "Create a Video" of the presentation instead of "Saving" it. This will create a video file that you can save into Google Drive and link to from there.
Other Helpful Links
Other Helpful Links
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