4. For Community and District staff Video. Short interactive video Introducing Bing in the Classroom is an overview of the program for IT admins and teachers. Watch this step-by-step demo to learn about navigating the homepage, using the educational carousel, and downloading lesson plans. You’ll also learn how to register for safe search, and how to sign up for Bing Rewards.Introducing Bing in the Classroom *Earn free Surface tablets. Promote your participation in Bing in the Classroom to your Parents and Community members and encouraging them to donate their Bing Rewards points to schools. A way to get free Surfaces into classrooms. Parents & community members can earn credits for searching on Bing, and redeem these credits to a school of their choice. Once the school accumulates 30,000 credits, we'll send them a free Surface with a Type Cover and pen.get free Surfaces Flyers, posters, and templates. Available templates and flyers to message your community and teachers. Flyers. Free flyers and posters (create account here, pick what you’d like from the “Enrolled Schools” folder and we’ll ship/print for free!)here Templates. Go here and scroll to “Engage Parents and Community Members” for various templates such as messaging templates, banner ads, marketing launch guide/timeline.here Track Bing Rewards points. Track how close your school is to earning a free Surface here. For Rewards questions, contact the Bing Rewards team here.here

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