Drones, Microsoft Apps, Minecraft, Digital Learning Tools and More . . .

I was looking into ways to get the Microsoft Office 365 for Education programs without having to pay hundreds of dollars. My oldest will be writing lots of papers come the fall. We have been using Google Docs but we want him to get used to using Word and all of the other Microsoft programs.

Thank you for the virtual field trip opportunity to the home-schoolers in your community. Your students asked great questions about Suzanna Bowling, and how she helped save Gen. Washington and the war. I look forward to speaking again.

We have an enrichment program with 5 teachers teaching a total of 7 subjects to 17 students. Being able to use the suite of apps in Microsoft 365 for Education has made all the difference in our day. The lessons and virtual field trips you offer are icing on the cake.

Thank you for the virtual field trip with the members of the Cherokee Nation. The kids (and I) learned way more than we expected. And the handouts they provided were copied and used by 14 other students in our homeschool co-op. My kids enjoyed being the “experts”!

The Microsoft presentation you shared on Orcas was very engaging. I know it is rated for students ages 11-14 years old but our 10-year-old had no problem staying engaged. The handouts and instructions Microsoft provided were helpful and easy to follow. This free, self-paced learning lesson was exactly what I needed.

I get that the Immersive Reader digital learning tool was developed by Microsoft for those with learning disabilities but seriously every student should be using this. My kids would use only this and Reading Coach if I let them. We even use it for Spanish lessons, just like you suggested.

We found Home-Schooler.com after looking around for options to get Minecraft for Education. Our pre-schooler is a huge Minecraft fan and we wanted to see if there’s a way we could shift his focus from mobs into educational challenges.

Another home schooler mom told me about you. I can’t believe every home schooler isn’t telling everyone. I am! Our daughter struggled with Microsoft 365 for Education as a college freshman, having used Google in our home school. You make it affordable for our high school sophomore son to become proficient in these wonderful apps now.