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I’ve been putting off writing about Microsoft Teams partly because there’s so much there, I didn’t know where to start.  (I’ve decided to start at the beginning!)  I also wanted to build up to it.  Essentially, everything else I’ve written about in Office 365 is in Teams, so technically I’ve always been writing about Teams.  But today, it’s official.  I wish I could have held out two posts longer, but #RemoteLearning can’t wait any longer, thanks to #Covid-19.  So, welcome to Day 98 of 365 Ideas for Office 365– Introduction to Microsoft Teams, on a Chromebook. Microsoft Teams is pretty much the same in theRead More →

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A few months ago, Microsoft added a new question type in Microsoft Forms.  It is the File Upload.  This enables you to ask respondents to upload files like screenshots, PowerPoints, Word documents or even audio or video recordings as their response.  Welcome to Day 97 of 365 Ideas for Office 365– file upload in Forms. Google, I mean Microsoft Forms I’ll go ahead and start with “It’s about time”.  Google Forms had this feature a couple years before Microsoft figured this one out.  It used to be when I’d have a conversation about the two platforms, we’d all agree Google Forms had so many moreRead More →