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No two students are the same, and as they learn, communicate, and grow in different ways, educators understand that supporting individual needs can make all the difference. To make that easier, Education Insights in Microsoft Teams helps educators create personalized learning experiences for their students. 

Ready to start but unsure where to begin? Check out the following resources to learn how to use Education Insights in your classroom.

Preview Education Insights in action

The quick video below highlights how Education Insights, helps educators identify student productivity patterns, areas for growth, and opportunities to apply tailored learning solutions for each person.

Register for an upcoming Microsoft Store event

The Microsoft Store offers virtual sessions that help educators leverage Education Insights to shape their classrooms in ways that recognize the whole student. Register now to reserve your virtual seat.

Take the free Microsoft Educator Center course

Want to dive deeper into the power of Insights? The Microsoft Educator Center (MEC) offers a free course to help educators learn how to use Education Insights’ features to customize student learning experiences. By the end of the course, educators will be able to navigate the tool, monitor student activity, and apply the data to improve their classroom environments.

Discovering your students’ diverse learning needs and preferences doesn’t end with these resources! For more tips, tools, and techniques for enhancing classrooms and supporting students, sign up for Microsoft’s monthly newsletter today.