ACCS is delighted to host a 60-minute webinar on January 20th at 4.00 p.m. which will be focused on supporting parents and guardians with Office 365. This session will be delivered by Karen Burke, who is a teacher who specialises in the use the use of Office 365 as a platform for Teaching & Learning with a particular focus on Microsoft Teams & OneNote.

Session Overview:

• How to log in to Office 365

• Overview the Teams Platform

• File Structure within Teams

• Tracking Assignments

• Where to find assignment feedback given by a teacher

• The use of student gradebook

• Checklist in the event of a school closure & other resources

• How to access Student Support

• Q & A

Speaker:

Karen Burke is the Customer Service Manager in Microsoft Education Ireland in that role she supports the development and training to allow for the development of successful digital strategies in educational institutions. She is an MIE Master Trainer and specialises in the use the use of Office 365 as a platform for Teaching & Learning with a particular focus on Microsoft Teams & OneNote. Karen is an educator with more than 10 years’ experience in UK and Ireland and has previously worked in one of Microsoft Showcase Schools.

Please Click on the link below to register for the Webinar:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUkc-yqpzksG9eten29bv8Wy1kx9DhwkZIs  

You will receive a confirmation email from ACCS <no-reply@zoom.us> immediately after registering, containing a link and passcode to join the webinar. 

Schools are asked to share the link with all parents/guardians.

The number of participants will be limited and registrations will be handled on a first come, first served basis. Please note that this webinar will be recorded, and made available to schools.

Guidance and Support:

Looking for guidance and support with remote teaching?

Contact: mseduirl@microsoft.com   

Contact: office@accs.ie

This webinar is part of the ACCS series of webinars supporting school leaders in developing best practices in blended and online learning in our schools.

John Irwin, General Secretary, ACCS