Microsoft has announced it will now offer Copilot for Microsoft 365 for higher education customers on May 1, 2024, instead of the previously announced launch date of April 1, 2024.
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Microsoft is now making its Reading Coach service available to schools as a stand-alone app or via a website in the classroom. It is designed to help students improve their reading skills.
Microsoft has announced as part of the Reimagine Education event that Copilot for Microsoft 365 will be available for higher education schools for students aged 18 and above starting April 1.
The Microsoft Education division has announced more new generative AI features are being added to its services for students and educators. That includes new AI features for Reading Coach
Microsoft has announced its Xbox Academy aimed at UK students. It aims to inspire them to work towards a job in games development and what path they need to take to get into the industry.
Microsoft has unveiled a suite of Teams features for the education market, including support for interactive webinars with up to 1,000 people, attendee reporting, and new meeting controls.
The new world for Minecraft: Education Edition revolves around the retrieval of armor relics through observance of different forms of mindfulness. It is available for download starting today.
The latest update for the popular title will let gamers explore the traditional world of Māori in block form, including their islands, villages, settlements, language, culture, and more.
Minecraft: Education Edition will soon offer a new content pack that has been developed through collaboration with WWF. The interactive curriculum is called Extinction! A Biodiversity Crisis.
Microsoft and BBC Learning's upcoming TV series announced earlier this year can now be signed up for. The series focuses on teaching children about international issues and other content.
Dictation capability will be made available in select Office web apps in the coming weeks as part of Microsoft's commitment to Made by Dyslexia, which is meant to improve access to tech for students.
