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Microsoft is rolling out Reading Coach as a standalone app, which will expand its tools for educators in Microsoft Teams.

Tech giant Microsoft has made its AI powered ‘Reading Coach’ not only free but also launched it as a standalone App that will make it easily accessible.

Microsoft's Reading Coach, the tech giant's AI-powered tutor, has now become a standalone app and free of charge for anyone who has a Microsoft account.

Microsoft has released an AI-powered app, Reading Coach, designed to help students improve their reading comprehension.

Microsoft will be rolling out a number of new features for its Teams for Education customers during November and early December, including a way to reuse class modules and many more.

Education is a basic human right, a powerful tool for development, economic growth, and social mobility.

MDEC is working with Microsoft on a range of projects to digitalize Malaysia, upskill the people and drive a more sustainable digital economy

Search Progress will help to accelerate information literacy and critical thinking skills. Microsoft has announced new educational tools called Learning Accelerators.