MS Office includes a variety of tools that can be used for teaching and learning.
For example, students can use Word to produce essays or reports individually or collaboratively. They can use Excel to learn to enter, manipulate and interpret data and produce relevant graphs.
The tools can be used both asynchronously, with students contributing at their own time, or synchronously, e.g. several students taking notes in a shared document during a live session.
When you create learning materials for students in MS Office tools, it's always a good idea to ensure they are accessible using the built in Accesibility checker. This usually involves adding alt text to describe non-decorative images and ensuring all elements are read in a logical order for people using screen readers.
PowerPoint is a versatile presentation tool that can be used in a variety of synchronous & asynchronous educational activities.
You can create:
Keep these short (15-20 minutes).
Students can also create PowerPoint presentations, individually or collaboratively, to present during a live session or submit as assessment.