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Today, modern classrooms use a variety of technologies to make teaching and learning a productive experience for educators and learners.
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Microsoft Office 2013 reached a key development milestone and has been signed off for Release to Manufacturing (RTM).
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Enterprise Social Computing has the potential to change the very nature of collaboration and communication in the academic enterprise. Welcome to Yammer.
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Office Web Apps helped me through graduate school. The new Office Web Apps will helps students even more.
Continue Reading →Imagine all of the students in your classroom being able to interact with digital curriculum content at the same time.
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It really does not matter how cool you think your smartphone is if does not help you be more productive at work. Discover how Lync 2010 can make your smartphone smarter.
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It’s official. Microsoft closes its acquisition of Skype.
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It’s not Red Rain, Blue Energy, or a rare book on the First People, but it is close. Microsoft OneNote Mobile comes to iOS. Before you exhale, Microsoft OneNote Mobile is free for a limited time.
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Over 15 million students are using Microsoft Live@edu everyday for learning and collaboration. Western Kentucky University, Beijing Open University, University of Bologna, Copenhagen Business Schools, Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia, Lodge Park Technical College, and Twynham School among many others who have signed on to Live@edu in the last three [...]
Continue Reading →Today, Microsoft launches Microsoft Lync, the next-generation of Office Communications Server 2007 R2. Lync is the missing component to enabling meaningful, timely communications between teachers, students, and parents with a proven ability to reduce ongoing operating costs. Moreover, Lync is eligible as a Priority II Service for the Universal Service Administrative [...]
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