Some of these are more useful for a classroom teacher than others. You’ll have access to:Īdmin, Class Notebook, Delve, Dynamics 365, Excel, Flow, Forms, Kaizala, OneDrive, OneNote, Planner, PowerApps, PowerPoint, SharePoint, Staff Notebook, Stream, Sway, Teams, Video, Whiteboard, Word, Yammer Log in to your Microsoft account (with your school Google account or with a school Microsoft account). By creating a share link with the “Share” button, students can turn in files in Office 365 through Google Classroom.Once you and your students connect your school Google account to a Microsoft account, you can choose which G Suite and Microsoft tools you prefer.
Some Office 365 tools offer features that G Suite doesn’t.Office 365, the online version of Office, is free for teachers and students.I steered clear of Microsoft tools because I knew that Google tools were free. But it was news to me.įor a long time, I assumed that Office wasn’t free. (You can find them again later at .)īreaking news: Students and teachers get Office 365 for free Option 2: Teachers and students can sign up for free web versions of Office 365.
(Note that this is still in beta testing as of publication of this post.) Microsoft can guide them to enable Google sign-in for Office 365. Have your IT admin check out this page to sign up. Option 1: Schools can set up access to Office 365 with students’ and teachers’ school Google accounts. Students and teachers can log in with the same username and password.
This is a service that lets you open a free online Office 365 account with your school Google account. Now, if you’re a Google school, there’s now a door that lets you cross from one camp to the other. No one climbed up that wall to cross from one camp to the other. For a long time, it's seemed like there were two big camps in educational tech - the Google camp and the Microsoft camp.
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