Drones, Microsoft Apps, Minecraft, Digital Learning Tools and More . . .
Easily take your home-schooling to a more powerful level that is fun and easy to use.
New in Microsoft Teams for Education
Now available to home-schoolers via your free Microsoft 365 for Education subscription as a Home-Schooler.com member, Microsoft Education introduces Speaker Progress.
This is an AI-enhanced learning tool that helps improve communication and presentation skills for home-school students – just like that found in public schools.
Speaker Progress uses technology from the Speaker Coach tool. It adds AI to give personalized feedback to students’ presentations, while letting the home-school educator track progress over time.
It now supports seven foreign languages which can be used either by native speakers or home-schoolers who are studying these other languages.
Watch the 13-minute introduction video by Mike Tholfsen (Principal Group Product Manager – Microsoft Education),
Class Notebook and Reading Coach
An Organizational App and A Learning App
These two apps are useful to any home-schooler and are part of the Microsoft Office 365 for Education subscription, free with your Home-Schooler.com membership. [Special Offer]
OneNote Class Notebook helps organize the school learning tasks and provides individual motivation for the student. Watch the 10-minute highlight video, produced by Microsoft, to see how it is being used today. This could be especially helpful in group learning settings, such as Co-ops and Enrichment Programs. Learn more.
Reading Coach is part of Microsoft’s Learning Accelerators suite. This tool, developed after much research and development, can provide individual learning, which has been shown to produce great results. The addition of gamification principles (rewards, badges, levels) keep Readers engaged. Learn more.
For The Student
Whether it is a live Virtual Field Trip to an Antarctic field camp, training sessions by Microsoft’s Education Team, or writing essays more efficiently, students are learning at a new and higher level, while having fun along the way.
Advanced Learning Tools
Built-in tools help the student learn faster and excel better in subjects like math, reading, and writing.
Learning Differences
For the student dealing with dyslexia, ADD, autism, etc. the Digital Learning Tools help students learn to read.
Learn To Code
With Minecraft: Education Edition or Microsoft MakeCode, students can learn coding and have fun.
12 More Features & Benefits
Your Home-Schooler.com account can help your student learn more and have more fun learning.
Benefit For The Parent
No matter what curriculum you use, the Digital Learning Tools, Microsoft Applications, Email and Calendar, Quiz Maker, plus many more applications help you better manage your teaching day and simplify repeating tasks.
Digital Learning Tools
Built-in tools help you measure progress and get actionable insights without paid outside resources.
Microsoft Led Training
Thousands of free Live and On Demand training sessions, including STEM, for parent or student.
Home-School Experts
Attend free webinars with domain experts on topics such as the SAT Question, college transcripts, etc.
12 More Features & Benefits
Your Home-Schooler.com account can help your student learn more and have more fun learning.
Price Comparison
Home-Schooler Account
Google Workspace Account
Microsoft Outlook Email with 50GB Storage
Google Workspace Email with 30GB Storage [Link]
ONLINE STORAGE
Microsoft OneDrive with 1TB (1.000 GB) Storage
Google Drive with 30GB Storage
APPS
Microsoft apps, including Word, Excel, Calendar, Teams, Powerpoint – Many with Digital Learning Tools built-in
Google Workspace includes Docs, Sheets, Calendar, Meet, Slides
VIRTUAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
- Virtual Homeschool Field Trips
- Virtual Microsoft Field Trips
- Microsoft-led Training
- Microsoft-led STEM Classes
- Homeschool Webinars
- Online College Fairs
- No Virtual Homeschool Field Trips
- No Virtual Google Field Trips
- No Google-led Training
- No Google-led STEM Classes
- No Homeschool Webinars
- No Online College Fairs
