Using Bing in the classroom

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3 Reasons to Use Bing in the Classroom

Dr. Robert Dillon explains that, “School districts continue to look for partners with online resources that can keep their students safe.  It is clear that Bing is making this a priority.  In a time where data privacy is an essential part of the work of all Chief Technology Officers, it is good to know that there are quality options available.”

I am usually apprehensive about sharing sponsored posts, but this one has some things that Microsoft’s Bing does that are very cool, especially the lesson plans. Even if you are a Google Apps school, you can still use Microsofts resources. (For that matter, except for email, a school district can be signed up with Microsoft 365 and Google Apps for Education. 🙂

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