No. As long as you have at least one licensed Zoom administrator account you can add and manage as many Basic (free) users as you want. For example, you may want to buy Zoom licenses for all of your teachers, so that they can get access to all of the features they need, but only […]
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How to create Zoom accounts for students and teachers
Zoom handles the management and creation of user accounts in a surprisingly elegant way. If you want to manage Zoom users in your school you need to have purchased the minimum education plan, which covers 20 licensed users but can have as many free users as you wish above this. You can find more details […]
Can you stop students unmuting themselves in Microsoft Teams?
One of the most common questions I get is: “Can you disable unmute for students or prevent them from turning their microphones back on when they have been muted by the teacher.” Unfortunately, there isn’t a way to prevent a student from unmuting themselves at the moment, however, there are several ways that you can […]
How to create a teacher only section in Microsoft OneNote class notebooks
When you first set up a Microsoft OneNote class notebook for your students, you get a few really useful sections created as standard. These include a collaboration space tp allow students to create content together, and a content library which allows the teacher to create and share content, but is read-only for teachers. But sometimes […]
Microsoft Classroom Pen Review – The Surface Pen designed for schools
The standard Microsoft Surface Pen is great for students that need to draw or handwrite work, but it has several flaws which make it a difficult choice in schools: It’s really expensive. A replacement Surface Pen can cost upwards of £100/$100. It’s easy to lose — those magnets are not the strongest. In the hands […]
