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For IT admins: Get started with Microsoft Teams for remote learning
Cheat sheet: Teams Quick Guide for teachers and students
Step by step video: Online classes and lectures with all your students
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And many other spaces, such as:
Thanks to Joe Marquez for sharing this. Check out his video to the right, as well as his Wakelet on favorite Chrome extensions.
Flipgrid added Closed Caption and Immersive Reader support. Now, when students click on a video they will also see closed captioning and all of the assistive features Immersive Reader offers. Including language translation (Learn more).
Enhanced storytelling capabilities with the Shorts Camera. Students can now:
Stitch together and rearrange unlimited segments into one simple video.
Pause and flip the camera, add live inking over videos, select from thousands of text and emoji stickers, and apply unique video styles to add creative flare to videos.
Turn on whiteboard mode in videos to add context to stories.
Easily record and embed Shorts videos in platforms including Teams, OneNote, Remind and Wakelet with even more partners coming soon.
Upload any PDF into OneNote (or use OneNote Class Notebook to share handouts or notes with the whole class). Once the text is in OneNote, students can use the Immersive Reader to dial in the precise reading conditions that work best for them.
Have students compose their own writing pieces in Microsoft Word or OneNote, then use the Read Aloud feature to listen to what they wrote. In the 2017 study, students who used this feature demonstrated noticeable improvements in their writing: With the ability to hear their writing read aloud at any stage of the writing process, students showed more motivation to revise and edit their writing than in previous years.
If you use the Microsoft Edge browser, you can send students to any web page and they can have the text read aloud to them or switch to distraction-free reading view, where they can enlarge the font for easier reading, highlight the text, and even take notes that can be saved for later. Edge can also be used to read any PDF or ePub file: When you right-click on these files in Windows 10, just scroll down to “Open with” and choose Edge.