The transition to online teaching was daunting to many, but schools got by and lessons continued. While there’s ongoing uncertainty over the format of education in the UK, we thought it would be useful to compile a list of some handy tips for those teachers who use G Suite.
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Having a digital education platform such as Microsoft Office 365 or Google’s G Suite is quickly becoming an ‘essential item’ for schools. To help you take steps towards exploring the benefits of these platforms, we’ve put together a list of the most common misconceptions and how these can be easily debunked.
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