AI in Education

We recognize that teachers often look for new and effective ways to engage their students and support their learning goals. That’s why we’re constantly working to improve Microsoft Education solutions, features, and training, so you can have access to powerful classroom tools for teaching.

College students have to navigate an array of requirements throughout their academic career.

We are excited to invite you to Reimagine Education, a worldwide digital event from Microsoft Education taking place Wednesday, March 6, 2024, at 9:00 AM PT (UTC-8) and 6:00 PM PT (UTC-8). During the event, hear stories from innovative schools around the world.

The Bett conference has been showcasing innovative edtech solutions since 1985 and shows no sign of slowing. This year’s event attracted over 34,000 attendees from more than 120 countries.

With new advancements in AI happening faster than ever before, you might be wondering how you can use these tools in your classroom to save you time and energy.

Today, we’re announcing the next wave of AI innovations from Microsoft Education that will help unlock productivity and personalize learning. This includes expanded Copilot for Microsoft 365 availability and Loop coming to education.

Bett UK is the largest education technology exhibition in the world, featuring three days of inspiring content, networking, and product discovery.

Over the last year, we have seen incredible innovation, resiliency, and adaptability around the intersection of AI technology and education.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year: Computer Science Education Week!

AI is everywhere. And it’s quickly changing the way people work and learn, offering tremendous potential to empower educators and students around the world. But what is AI? What is generative AI? And how can it be applied in the classroom?

Each year at Microsoft Ignite—one of our largest and most popular events—we focus on sharing our most innovative updates with the world.

From December 4–10, 2023, schools around the world will join the Hour of Code movement as part of Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek). With just one hour of coding—whether during CSEdWeek or anytime throughout the year—anyone can learn the basics of coding.