Transforming education in the age of AI with a unified solution
Learn how unified solutions like Microsoft 365 Education can help schools around the world with security, productivity, and collaboration in the age of AI.
Explore technology solutions for education across security, privacy, compliance, and transparency to keep schools and students safe.
Learn how unified solutions like Microsoft 365 Education can help schools around the world with security, productivity, and collaboration in the age of AI.
Enhance your AI journey with Business Chat and Copilot Pages, updates to Copilot in the Microsoft 365 apps, Copilot agents, enterprise data protection, and more.
With a variety of AI solutions for educators, leaders, and IT staff, we can help you create efficiencies that give you more time to focus on what matters most: students.
Microsoft Azure enables educational institutions to adapt to new realities, improve operations, and protect student and faculty information from cyber threats.
Microsoft offers multifactor authentication (MFA) without a smartphone using secure, passwordless device access.
The University of Sydney recognized the potential of generative AI to enhance teaching practices, enrich learning, and prepare students for an evolving job market. Their experience offers valuable insights to tailor AI tools to unique needs and goals for successful implementation.
Microsoft Education prioritizes providing solutions and tools to help you be cybersafe. Learn five ways that you can prioritize cybersecurity to help keep your school and users safe.
The University of South Florida recognized the transformative potential of AI in streamlining academics and operations but knew that integrating it across all campuses could prove to be a challenge.
Announcing new capabilities built to help educators and students save time, create impactful content, and deepen learning experiences within Copilot for Microsoft 365. We’re also thrilled to share over 20 additional updates and show them in action at ISTELive 24 in Denver, Colorado.
Technology has become an integral part of education, with students relying on various devices to access resources, collaborate with peers, and engage in learning activities. However, with the increased reliance on technology comes the heightened risk of cyber threats.
Windows 10 will reach end of support (EOS) on October 14, 2025, less than two years from today.
Each day, schools and universities face cyber threats from bad actors who want access to the sensitive data stored in education systems.