I’m impressed. The new Microsoft Whiteboard really didn’t live up to my expectations – and I made several videos about that. But then – Microsoft contacted me. The Whiteboard engineering team took the time to meet and discuss the concerns I had – and those of my YouTube community. They even reverted to the previous…
When students begin learning about new technology, there is an assumption that they already possess certain foundational skills: file management, the ability to download resources, Internet skills. While mostly true – this cannot be assumed and I often test to see if they do. Giving them assignments and introductory activities to confirm. However, one skill…
VR and the Extended Mind. In a world of AI posts, it may seem strange to see one about VR.This isn’t a throw-back or a reminiscence, though. The idea of using VR in Education has long been something I have found interesting – and, over the past few days, this topic has seemed to have…
One of the comments I most often get when demonstrating Teams functionality is “it’s not working for me”. There are several reasons why this may be the case: personal settings, Team Owner settings, and even the version of Teams you are on (if it hasn’t been rolled out to your tenant) However, in some cases,…
Readers read. If you are someone that loves reading, chances are you have many.. MANY more books that you want to read than you have hours in the day – or even years in a lifetime to read. That’s okay. Reading should never be about an obsession to read everything you have even the remotest…
It could be that you are not part of the Public Preview program. A program that releases new features a bit in advance of general availability. However, it’s not as easy as clinking a button – you have to click a couple 😀
