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Microsoft Education was at ISTELive 24 to share how AI can enhance learning experiences with exciting updates to our powerful tools, including Microsoft Copilot. We also announced the latest updates to the Microsoft Education AI Toolkit!

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.

As educators, we recognize that you stay on the lookout for new ways to motivate your students, improve your teaching practices, and streamline your work processes.

Initiatives such as the Microsoft Imagine Cup Junior competition play a pivotal role in introducing new technology concepts and fostering critical thinking among students. Meet the top 10 winning teams in the Imagine Cup Junior 2024 AI for Good global competition.

Learn to code using Visual Studio Code for Education, a free online computer science education platform. Teach computing skills in any classroom, across devices and platforms.

Get the free summer learning game Leaps and Logs from Microsoft Education. Leap into summer learning with innovative challenges and creating with AI.

Prepare for the future with IDC’s insights on AI in the workforce. Learn how the balance of human capabilities and AI tools is critical for career success.

Get free access to Khanmigo for Teachers for all US educators thanks to a new partnership between Microsoft and Khan Academy. Learn about Khanmigo, an AI-powered teaching assistant.

Explore ways to use Copilot to complete tasks at the end of the school year with Microsoft Education. Learn how this AI tool for educators can help streamline your classroom wrap up.

The swift rise of generative AI is reshaping how schools approach creation, problem-solving, learning, and communication.

AI is igniting enthusiasm in classrooms, department meetings, board rooms, and administrative offices across the country. For many, generative AI is changing what it means to create, solve problems, communicate, and even learn.

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.