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The public preview of Microsoft's Viva Learning is now live Apr 26, 2021 13:02 EDT with 0 comments In essence, Viva Learning is a centralized hub for learning within your organization. As of now, Viva Learning contains content from sources such as LinkedIn Learning and Microsoft Learn, allows you to easily share this material in chat, and also offers tools to track the completion of learning tasks, among other things. Microsoft has noted that the public preview of Viva Learning is open to all organizations that have paid access to Microsoft Teams. It does not curre...

Microsoft Ties Up With AP Govt to Train Students For Employability Apr 26, 2021, 17:56 IST In Andhra Pradesh, Microsoft will train 1.62 Lakh students. For practical experiential learning, test preparation, and Microsoft certification, each learner will receive a free $100 Azure credit. The Andhra Pradesh government has signed an agreement with Microsoft, the world's largest software company, to train students and youth so that they can be hired by a variety of businesses thanks to their additional qualifications. VIJAYAWADA: Microsoft and the Government of Andhra Pradesh are partnerin...

DECCAN CHRONICLE. Updated Apr 24, 2021, 11:41 am IST Every learner will get free $100 Azure credit for practical experiential learning, test preparation and certification of Microsoft  AP government has entered into an MoU with IT giant Microsoft to skill up students and youth, so that they become employable by various companies due to their additional qualifications. Representational Image/AP VIJAYAWADA: Microsoft is collaborating with Government of Andhra Pradesh in imparting digital skills to 1.62 lakh students and unemployed youth across 300 plus colleges and skill development centre...

Date Time New Minecraft world from NRMA Insurance teaches Aussie kids importance of bushfire preparedness NRMA Insurance has today launched “Climate Warriors”, a groundbreaking new Minecraft world, designed to help educate and engage the next generation of young Australians in understanding the importance of preparedness against the increasing risk of natural disasters. The free educational and interactive game is aimed at students aged between seven and 12. “Climate Warriors” helps explain how being prepared can further protect wildlife, homes and livelihoods against natural disaster...

New College Lanarkshire teams up with Microsoft Link-up will help equip students with cutting-edge IT skills and direct access to Microsoft experts New College Lanarkshire principal Professor Christopher Moore Join thousands of others and get the latest Lanarkshire news sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslette...