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Transform Classroom Time with 13 New Microsoft Teams Updates – Bett 2019 Recap

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Justin Chando
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Jan 30, 2019
Microsoft Teams is proving to be a powerful way to help students find their voice and develop critical social emotional skills, while also giving teachers new capabilities for peer-to-peer profession...
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Angus McPherson
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Feb 08, 2019

Justin Chando    I've just begun to tinker with with assignments feature.   The submission process is quite straight forward if you are the creator/owner of  a document.  But if you are a collaborator of the document that has been shared from someone else then it's not so easy.   Students either need to download /save a copy of the document from o365,  Then upload into teams assignments.   OR they can copy paste the link.  

 

It's not a big issue for me.  But I wondered if copying and pasting a link is insecure from a submission deadline perspective.  They might submit on time.  Then two days later add more to their assignment.  Or they might even accidentally delete their work after submission.   Maybe they might delete my feedback.

 

I'm going to try an assignment this week.  Is it possible to embed the assignment into OneNote??