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6 th May 2013

 Microsoft has created this network with the aim of making education more available to all.  The network has hundreds of thousands of educators that are willing to share.  All of the learning tools are FREE to use.

 Flashcards by Microsoft makes memorization drills easier and more effective  Create unique flashcard decks  Access decks created by others on common topics  Students can self-test or teachers can check a student’s progress  Change the order of the question and answer for confirmed knowledge  Type in the answer and verify your competence visually

 Create excitement with 3D technology and inspire creativity in students  Make student projects come alive visually so interesting details are highlighted  Upgrade your teaching materials to include visually stimulating content  Make learning personal for students

 Present concepts in an engaging way while zeroing in on answers  Visualize complex concepts with the powerful Graphing Calculator  Use the Triangle Solver to help students understand the relationship of sides, angles, values, and formulas  Use the Conversion Tool to spend more time exploring and testing, and less time calculating  Use the Equation Solver to work through step-by-step solutions to many mathematical problems

 Creating math practice is simple:  Tailor math worksheets by class or by individual students quickly  STOP searching for and photocopying printable worksheets  Simplify the creation of practice math problems

Enhance student learning by: presenting compelling visual stories exploring pictures in fine detail interacting with 3D images using the Deep Zoom It helps you use your PC like a powerful magnifying glass, zooming into high resolution images to explore them in minute detail.

 Microsoft's Digital Storytelling Teaching Guide offers:  countless ideas on digital storytelling techniques for teachers  points to valuable digital storytelling resources for educators  tips on using the Microsoft software products found in digital storytelling projects.

 Use the curriculum to help students become digitally literate in a variety of ways:  Assess student knowledge and proficiency with computers  Select modules to meet individual student needs  Let students learn at their own pace with online or offline learning

 Over 20 of our most popular tools and teacher resources, all in one place.  Learning Suite by Microsoft is a set of innovative applications for education that create a:  robust  creative and  collaborative  learning environment for students and educators.

M. Bissessarsingh