Education guide
Meet Ed, a science professor. In addition to teaching, he manages the science curriculum. With Microsoft Search and Office 365 he’s productive and saves time all day long.
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8:30 AM
Before heading to campus, Ed searches “my calendar” to see his schedule. He has time for a cup of coffee!
8:45 AM
While drinking his coffee, he searches “my conversations” to read the latest about the proposed curriculum.
9:30 AM
Ed needs to update the deck based on the chat feedback. He searches “my files,” finds it, and starts editing.
10:00 AM
Next, he wants to follow up with a prof from the chat. Ed searches for her in PowerPoint and messages her.
10:45 AM
During office hours, a student asks about remote learning. Ed searches and quickly finds the school’s policy.
11:30 AM
Ed’s meeting has moved and his schedule is tight. He checks the building’s floor plan so he won’t get lost.
2:15 PM
Walking to his meeting, a student asks when the Dean’s List will be up. A quick mobile search finds the bookmark.
3:30 PM
A colleague has just published a new book. Ed searches Bing to see the latest reviews—and orders a copy
4:30 PM
He gets an invite to the “SCIP Forum.” He searches “SCIP” and gets a definition plus last year’s event report.
5:00 PM
Ed’s department head messages to tell him “great job on today’s presentation.” He signs off with a smile.
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