The past year has been unpredictable, but that doesn\u2019t mean remote and hybrid learning have to be. With reliable and secure technology, students can connect with teachers and classmates, work on assignments, and access important educational resources from anywhere.<\/p>\n
Susquehanna Township School District<\/strong><\/a> in Pennsylvania understood that device and platform reliability for its 3,000 students and 500 staff should be a priority when shifting to remote learning last March. Justin Green, the district\u2019s IT Director, facilitated the transition.<\/p>\n Reliability is key in any learning environment. See how Windows 10 devices can unlock secure and dependable technology for students.<\/p>\n Read More<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n \u201cWe wanted to provide the best education possible while keeping our students as safe as possible,\u201d he said. \u201cIt was a hard balance to find at first\u2014but with Microsoft, we didn\u2019t have to choose.\u201d Today, with about half of Susquehanna students in the classroom and half online, Green has helped teachers enable a secure hybrid learning environment. Using the free, innovative security features within Microsoft Teams, Susquehanna teachers can keep their classroom both secure and structured\u2014no matter what the learning environment is.<\/p>\n Whether students are learning from home or in the classroom, educators can find peace of mind with reliable Windows 10 devices<\/strong><\/a> and Microsoft Teams<\/strong><\/a>. Together, the technologies not only enable secure learning environments\u2014they also foster collaboration, creativity, and connection for classrooms across grade levels and learning needs.<\/p>\n To help you follow Susquehanna\u2019s lead in setting up secure classrooms for your school, we\u2019re sharing the below best practices for Teams. These tips help educators maintain a secure classroom before, during, and after students log on.<\/p>\nSet your meeting up for success before class even begins<\/h3>\n
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