Introduction to the Data Science Process
We are excited to collaborate with Club for the Future and introduce your students to the data science process. In this free and interactive Excel based curriculum, students use data and a step-by-step data science process to simulate the decision-making process that data scientists in a command center use to give a Go/No-Go signal for a rocket launch.A new chapter for the Microsoft Student Ambassadors program, built for you
Join the reimagined Student Ambassadors program to learn and lead. Experiment with AI, drive projects that solve real problems, and earn recognition for the impact you make. For more than two decades, the Microsoft Student Ambassadors program has helped student-developers from around the world build practical technical and leadership skills—skills that have helped open doors for hundreds of thousands of students, sparked their confidence, and turned curiosity into careers. Today, we’re announcing an exciting new chapter for the program, shaped by the evolving needs of students everywhere who are preparing for careers that demand not only technical fluency but also adaptable, broad-based skills. We’re reimagining Microsoft Student Ambassadors to welcome students from all disciplines, across higher-education campuses worldwide (restrictions apply). The future of work—and the future of AI—won’t be shaped by one type of learner, one major, or one path. It will be shaped by people who are curious about AI, motivated to learn by doing, and ready to help others with their learning. That’s why we’re expanding the program beyond its developer roots, making it a place and opportunity for all students. By joining the Student Ambassadors program, you can learn to lead with AI in creative and responsible ways, so you can think bigger, build faster, and bring bold ideas to life. You will have the opportunity to grow your skills faster by learning alongside a community that challenges and supports you at every step, where friendships spark creativity and mentorship builds confidence. Along the way, you can turn potential into proof, building a résumé that reflects your strengths and contributions and shows that you’re not just ready for what’s next—you’re already doing it. There’s no application required to join. No gatekeeping. Just a shared commitment to building your skills and helping others to build theirs. How to join the Student Ambassadors program Go to Student Ambassadors, and select Get Started. Take a few minutes to complete the sign-up steps (no application or interview.) Participate in activities aligned to your interests and skills—from creating and sharing social content that helps to upskill others, to hosting events and contributing to the community. Hit milestones to unlock benefits and build experience, whether you’re focused on your career path or a startup idea. What it means to be a Student Ambassador As a Student Ambassador, you have an array of benefits to support your development while you upskill and support others across your campus and online community. After your onboarding to the program, you gain access to cutting-edge Microsoft technologies, including Microsoft 365 Copilot, Visual Studio Enterprise, and $150 in monthly Azure credits. As you progress through the program and unlock milestones, you earn opportunities for leadership positions and deeper engagement with Microsoft. Through our new immersive, rotational work with Microsoft teams, you can contribute to real initiatives while gaining experience that builds practical skills, industry awareness, and results to showcase on your résumé and LinkedIn profile. These short, focused engagements give Student Ambassadors direct exposure to the teams shaping Microsoft technologies. Through product updates, open discussions, and feedback opportunities, you can learn how we build, prioritize, and evolve products, and you can develop the professional skills required in today’s workplace. As a result, Student Ambassadors learn to navigate professional environments, engage in meaningful conversations, and develop a clear point of view on emerging technologies and industry trends. With this foundation, you can be prepared to show up as a credible voice in both technical and nontechnical communities, while building confidence for future career opportunities. What’s next In the coming months, we’ll continue to write new chapters for the program, including the launch of Microsoft Campus Clubs and the Microsoft Student Ambassadors Alumni Network. These initiatives will open doors for even more people to participate in the Microsoft Student Ambassadors program and to connect with Microsoft communities. The future needs people who are ready to get involved. Get started with Microsoft Student Ambassadors.
Join Microsoft Stream at BETT 2020!
BETT 2020 is kicking off this week and we look forward to seeing you there! The Stream team will join educators, students, partners and others on January 22 -25 in London. We hope you visit us in the Microsoft Hub and in sessions to learn more about inclusive and collaborative digital experiences that are fueling learning and growth for students and teachers from K-12 to higher education and beyond. SESSIONS Join Stream in the Learn Live Theater where we will share new innovations and best practices for using video in classrooms and with your fellow educators. Wednesday - Friday @ 14:00-14:30 Learn Live Theater: Develop a Teaching and Learning Video Culture with Teams and Stream - Connect with meetings and live events, teach with web-based screen recordings and create on mobile using the Flipgrid Camera. MICROSOFT TRAINING ACADEMY Attend these sessions to learn how to enrich your classrooms with Teams, Stream and other collaboration applications in Office 365. Wednesday- Saturday @ 10:30-11:00 Getting teachers to learn and students to teach This session will inspire teachers to leverage Class Notebook, Teams, SharePoint and Stream to experiment with new student tasks and innovative practice for their own context and set up opportunities for O365 staff training to improve learning outcomes in the long run. Wednesday - Saturday @ 15:30- 16:00 Teams University - Maximizing Teams at your higher education institution This session will cover the basics of Teams for a newcomer in Higher Education that don't have much experience with the tool. Faculty will benefit from getting hands on training and immersing themselves in the tool. MICROSOFT HUB Come by the Microsoft Hub to connect with Stream experts throughout the conference. The Hub is located in booth Booth #NF40 . We look forward to seeing you at BETT 2020!Getting started with low code software development whilst still in education
Are you still a student, perhaps at college or high school, maybe studying a degree at University? Are you considering a tech career, or even just a side hustle? I'm going to let you in on a bit of knowledge... in this post you'll find out how you can get started with low code software development whilst still being a student... and should you want it to, even let it lead into a career in Business Applications.
التعليم عن بعد في عصر التقنية
ساهمت التقنية في منحنا تقدم كبير في حياتنا واصبحت ضمن اساسيات الحياة فلم نعد نستغني عنها وكذلك التعليم اصبح في ضل التقنية اكثر تطورا ونهضة خصوصا في ضل ازمة كورونا الذي انقذت التقنية التعليم في دول العالم فضهرت تقنيات https://down-plus.com/category/%d8%a8%d8%b1%d8%a7%d9%85%d8%ac-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%aa%d8%b9%d9%84%d9%8a%d9%85-%d8%b9%d9%86-%d8%a8%d8%b9%d8%af/ لتكون سبب استمرار التعليم باساليب عصرية تقنية وتربط الطلبة مع اساتذتهم
Create Education Assignment returns “20132” error using microsoft graph api at c#
I want to create a specific class of assignments. At Graph Explorer, https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/education/classes/{classId}/assignments This request works well. But in my C# code, var assignInfo = new EducationAssignment { DisplayName = "test", DueDateTime = DateTimeOffset.Parse("2020-09-20T18:00:00Z"), Instructions = new EducationItemBody { ContentType = BodyType.Html, Content = "hi" }, Status = EducationAssignmentStatus.Draft, AllowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission = true, AssignTo = new EducationAssignmentClassRecipient { }, Grading = new EducationAssignmentPointsGradeType() { MaxPoints = 100 }, CreatedDateTime = DateTimeOffset.Parse("2020-09-20T12:00:00Z"), AssignDateTime = DateTimeOffset.Parse("2020-09-20T13:00:00Z"), AssignedDateTime = DateTimeOffset.Parse("2020-09-20T13:00:00Z"), CloseDateTime = null, AllowLateSubmissions = true }; await graphClient.Education.Classes[pClassId].Assignments .Request() .AddAsync(assignInfo); It occured error: {"Code: 20132\r\nMessage: The content of the request is invalid. Common causes are an invalid Content-Type header or no content in the body.\r\nInner error:\r\n\tAdditionalData:\r\n\tdate: 2020-09-20T07:25:14\r\n\trequest-id: d2181119-9116-4f1d-9ed4-d007e2e406d0\r\n\tclient-request-id: d2181119-9116-4f1d-9ed4-d007e2e406d0\r\nClientRequestId: d2181119-9116-4f1d-9ed4-d007e2e406d0\r\n"} Why is this happening? I've been thinking and trying all day. I tried await graphClient.Education.Classes[pClassId].Assignments .Request() .Header("Content-Type", "application/json") .AddAsync(assignInfo); But there was the same error. If only the displayname element was requested, the results were the same. The Permissions has been dealt with. EduAssignments.ReadWriteBasic, EduAssignments.ReadWrite.. etc And the dll(NuGet pakage) is also prepared in beta version. I referred to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/educationclass-post-assignments?view=graph-rest-beta I'm desperate for help.. Thanks.
Bringing you the Day of Data, in partnership with NASA
We are excited to partner with NASA to launch the Day of Data, where you can explore how data powers our astronauts, our space missions, and our world. Attend live events with astronauts and rocket scientists, introduce your children to data using scaffolded lesson plans, try your hand at space-themed data challenges, and more! For more information about Day of Data, check out these Education and Excel blog posts.
