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Agenda TopicsOverview of OneDrive and Office Online

The Ribbon Features

Personal Productivity

Create, Open, Edit, Share

Word Online & Co-Authoring in Word

Opening Documents

Editing & Editing Options

Opening & Sharing in Word

PowerPoint Online & Educator Network

Ribbon Features

Presenting

Animation

Excel Online & Survey Tool

Creating a Workbook

Sharing

Embedding

Excel Survey Tool

OneNote OnlineRibbon Features

Creating a Notebook

Teaching Student Responsibility

Desktop Office Comparison

AudienceThis academy is for any educator or administrator who would like to understand how the free Office Online and OneDrive can benefit classroom and school communities. These tools open up the world of anytime, anywhere editing, viewing, presenting, and sharing of Office documents including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote.

DescriptionThe integration of Microsoft Office Online promotes the ability for students to meet the Common Core standards in comprehension and collaboration. By having access to Office Online anytime, anywhere, students are able to organize and prepare for projects using OneNote, build on each other’s ideas and provide peer reviews using Word, collect ideas through the Excel Survey tool, and present their learning using PowerPoint; all within a collaborative space in OneDrive. Teachers will learn to utilize the free tools available to manage files, work collaboratively, and create a seamless transition between school and home.

DetailsTeachers and educators will develop the basic skills needed to use Office Online and OneDrive and to understand the differences between web versions and full versions. This is a hands-on experience, and time will be devoted to exploring each tool, as well as: co-authoring activities, creating online surveys, and embedding documents in web pages for public viewing. These easy to use tools can translate into instant collaboration activities for students and teachers. Whether working on a group paper, presentation, or research project, the free access to the most widely used Office productivity tools in the world can benefit every educator and student.

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