NSW: Assisting assistive technologies

According to the World Health Organization, only one in ten people living with a disability has access to assistive technologies. Microsoft is committed to changing this, and over the years has built inclusion into its products and services. One example is the Disability Answer Desk (DAD), a free 24/7 technical support resource. For enterprise customers, there’s also eDAD. @MicrosoftTeams supports students learning at their own pace with assistive technologies and devices for all learning types. View this video to see how students are benefitting in New South Wales, Australia.

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NSW: Empowering through ease of use

When it comes to technology, ease of use is crucial. Change is happening, and fast. Organizations want to keep up, and the product must be user friendly, affordable, and comprehensive. For devices and technology their students can easily engage with, the New South Wales Department of Education chose @MicrosoftTeams. View this short video to see why.

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NSW: Investing in education technology

Let’s face it. Today’s students are already immersed in technology outside of school; offering them access to the business world’s best applications exposes students to future workforce possibilities. An organization in New South Wales, Australia deployed #Teams as its hub for educational collaboration and communication for students and staff. Watch this video to see how it’s working.

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NSW: Large-scale education

The New South Wales school system faces challenges supporting their investment in education technology. Watch this video to learn how a new collaboration hub, provided by #MicrosoftTeams, has changed the landscape of teaching and learning.

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NSW: Preparing students for the future

To empower students to be ready for the future, Microsoft is focused on supporting educators to teach new technology concepts and educating students to be future-ready with technology skills. Watch this video to see how both goals are addressed in New South Wales, Australia. @MicrosoftTeams

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