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    Microsoft Education
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    Jun 28
    NEW: 2026 Microsoft AI in Education Report The numbers that matter: - 9 in 10 students and educators have used AI for school purposes - 66% of education leaders are already scaling AI - 77% of students have never had formal AI training - AI literacy job listings
    A graphic for the 2026 AI in Education: A Microsoft Special Report. The image features a student working on a laptop in a classroom setting alongside report details: 3,146 respondents across 7 countries, spanning K–12 and higher education. A call-to-action invites viewers to download the full report for free, with the Microsoft logo displayed at the bottom.
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    Microsoft Education
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    Jun 24
    AI in education isn’t the question anymore. Impact is. Most educators and students already use AI—but the focus is shifting from productivity to real learning outcomes. That’s where new Microsoft 365 Education experiences come in—built to support how teaching actually
    Two individuals standing outdoors near a yellow bus, one holding a smartphone.
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    Microsoft Education
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    Jun 15
    K-12 IT teams aren’t short on alerts—they’re short on time. Join us June 23 to see how automated investigation & response can help contain threats faster (no extra headcount required). Register: 8:00–9:00 AM PST: msft.it/6019vcmq3 4:00–5:00 PM PST:
    Microsoft Elevate graphic for the June Signature Series session. Text reads: “School IT teams are stretched thin. Security can’t keep up. See how schools are responding.” On the right, two images show people working on computers in an office setting, including one person assisting another and a row of desktop workstations. The Microsoft Elevate logo appears at the top left, with a smaller image showing a person using a laptop with a security interface overlay.