Microsoft Education Updates
Webinar | Microsoft Teams
Join this practical Microsoft Education update to hear what’s new and explore the latest developments relevant to education IT leaders and decision makers.
Time: 3:30pm – 4:30pm AWST
Location: Online via Microsoft Teams
Presenter: Steven Payne, Microsoft Specialist
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Why attend?
Keeping up with changes across Microsoft can be challenging, particularly when you need to understand what new developments mean for your education environment and which updates deserve your attention.
This webinar brings the latest Microsoft Education updates together in a practical session for IT leaders and decision makers, helping you understand what’s changing and where to focus next.
What you’ll take away
The latest updates
Stay up to date with the newest innovations across Microsoft 365 Copilot, Office apps, Teams, and Windows. Understand what’s available now, what’s coming soon, and what matters most to your organisation.
Practical context
Discover practical ways to use Copilot, Office, Teams, and Windows to save time, improve collaboration, and work more effectively. See demonstrations and examples you can apply immediately in your day-to-day work.
Clearer priorities and next steps
Cut through the noise and focus on the features and capabilities that will deliver the greatest value. Leave with a clear understanding of where to start, what to explore next, and how to maximise your Microsoft investment
Who should attend?
This session is ideal for:
- IT Managers and IT decision makers in education
- CIOs and technology leaders
- Infrastructure and technology managers
- Education organisations using or reviewing Microsoft technologies
Presenter
Steven Payne
Microsoft Specialist, Stott Hoare
Steven is the Microsoft specialist at Stott Hoare, working with M365, Copilot, and Surface across large WA organisations. Steven runs our workshops and webinars and explains new features in clear, practical steps, helping IT leaders get fast wins in their environment.
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