The dog cannot eat your homework . Not when it’s in the cloud 
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Chris and I sat down with both a Microsoft education customer, Stockholm City Schools, and Microsoft subject matter experts across the Microsoft Teams and SharePoint.
In this episode, we chat with Office 365 for education customers, Alexander Strauss-Köhn and Mats Öström, experts from the educational department from Stockholm City Schools (Sweden) to hear how they scale and transform how students, teachers and parents benefit when using Office 365 (with emphasis on Microsoft Teams and SharePoint). We, also, hear from Dominic Williamson (Microsoft Teams for education product manager) and Debjani Mitra (SharePoint program manager (portals)) to get an understanding on the specific features and use cases (announcements, gradebook, portal landing pages, note taking and more), designed from customer feedback and now built into the products themselves, bringing unique educational value.
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Left to right, top to bottom: Debjani Mitra – program manager (Microsoft/SharePoint) [guest], Dominic Williamson – program manager (Microsoft Teams for Education) [guest], Mats Öström – Microsoft 365 Product specialist at Department of Education (Stockholm City Schools) [guest], Alexander Strauss-Köhn – Microsoft 365 Product specialist at Department of Education (Stockholm City Schools) [guest], Chris McNulty – senior product manager (SharePoint/Microsoft) [co-host], and Mark Kashman – senior product manager (SharePoint/Microsoft) [co-host].
Link to articles mentioned in the show:
- Hosts and guests
- Articles and sites
- Stockholm City Schools (@Stockholmsstad)
- Stockholm Education
- Microsoft Education Microsoft.com
- Microsoft Teams for Education ms/TeamsUniversity
- Office Education Help Center https://support.office.com/en-us/education
- “Everyone has a voice, and I believe everyone deserves to be heard,” says Esam Baboukhan, computer science instructor at the City of Westminster College in London; read more.
- "UNSW pilot program delivers innovative learning experiences, increases student engagement with Microsoft Teams"
- "Creating a Share to Teams embedded button"
- Primary SharePoint Conference 2019 resources
- Microsoft Docs - The home for Microsoft documentation for end users, developers, and IT professionals.
- Microsoft Tech Community Home
- Stay on top of Office 365 changes
- Get started with Office Online in Office 365
- Events
- SharePoint Saturdays | @SPS_Events
- Microsoft Ignite | The Tour (various cities worldwide) | @MS_Ignite
- ESPC, European SharePoint, Office 365 & Azure Conference - December 2-5, Prague, Czech Republic (@EuropeanSP)
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Verbatim quote from Microsoft education customer, City of Westminster College in London; full case study here: https://educationblog.microsoft.com/2018/03/london-westminster-college-teams-student-voice.
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