Microsoft 365 Education launches alongside new Windows 10 S devices

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Microsoft is unveiling Microsoft 365 Education today at the company’s Ignite conference in Orlando, Florida. Much like the bundle for businesses, Microsoft 365 Education includes Office 365 for Education, Windows 10, Enterprise Mobility + Security, and even Minecraft: Education Edition. It’s designed as an entire package for Office, Windows, and security products for students and teachers.

Source: Microsoft 365 Education launches alongside new Windows 10 S devices – The Verge

More information can be found at the Microsoft Education blog, Announcing Microsoft 365 Education, a single, affordable solution built for education.

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