2. Agenda Microsoft Offerings for Education The Opportunity The Education Customer

3. 3 - Karl Fisch, “Did You Know” We are currently preparing students for jobs that don’t yet exist, using technologies that haven’t been invented, in order to solve problems we don’t even know are problems yet.” “

4. 21 st Century Learning Project Based Learning Differentiated Learning New Collaboration Models Flipped Classrooms Standardized Testing

5. 5 Over 98,000 public schools and more than 33,000 private schools In the US, the K-12 opportunity is BIG 59% PC market penetration expected in 2015 96% of teachers agree educational technologies increase student engagement There are 58 million students and 4 million teachers Close to $4 billion was spent by K-12 institutions on mobile devices K-12 Education mobile PC market grew 50.7% YOY in Q42014

6. Influencing Key Education Stakeholders Superintendents & Principals IT Professionals Teachers Students

7. Influencing Superintendents & Principals The Big Picture

8. Influencing IT Professionals Making it Real

9. Influencing Teachers Driving More Impact

10. Influencing Students Enjoyment from Learning

11. The right devices that support different ages and learning styles Collaboration tools to encourage group learning and feedback Communication tools, which allow for live discussions and sharing, no matter where you are Professional development, through formal venues and the Microsoft Educator community All with an eye toward student data privacy, data safety and security 11 Microsoft offers the most comprehensive set of tools and technology to support education: 11

12. Continued Transformation in Miami-Dade County Schools

13. Create Discuss Share Store Collaborate Documents Presentations Notes Social threads Class forums Email Contact management Class assignments Homework Group projects Video/Audio Accessible anywhere on any device Secure What Microsoft’s cloud offerings enable in the classroom 13

14. OneNote Class Notebook Creator 14 OneNote enables teachers to share lessons, grade assignments and support student collaboration anytime, anywhere. Teachers can easily roll up an entire class of student notebooks into a single OneNote notebook that contains: Content Library A notebook teachers create to share the course materials with the class Student Notebook A space for students to write/type their own notes Collaborative Space A place where students and teachers share notes and comments from class The Modern Notebook

15. 15 Teachers using OneNote in the classroom

16. DevicesManagementTools for learning Training Data migration Mobile devices integration Post-deployment support Deployment, planning services Infrastructure integration, synchronization Content and text booksDevices, accessories, warrantiesMonitoring and Management services Office 365 rebates Custom Solution Development Identity Reporting Enterprise Social Post-deployment training Attach, Upsell and Cross-Sell Opportunities Broaden your device offerings, grow margins & cement your role as a trusted advisor 16

17. Thank you Want to learn more? www.microsoft.com/education jessemmo@microsoft.com www.microsoft.com/education

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