Top tips to make the most of remote teaching technology

By Lisa Clatworthy2020-04-21T10:37:00

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Teachers share their dos and don’ts of using Google and Microsoft remote offerings

With students learning at home, teachers are turning to technology such as Microsoft Teams, OneNote, Class Notebook, as well as Google Classroom and Google Meet to teach students remotely. We asked some teachers to share their top tips for using these Google and Microsoft remote offerings – and this is what they said.

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