New Windows 10 devices have a wide range of new features that make learning more accessible for students who need additional help or an alternative approach to learning. Empower every student to personalize the way they learn so they can participate and collaborate with others. These new Windows 10 devices, with hands-on STEM tools, can also inspire your students to become creative problem solvers and critical thinkers. Spark their imaginations with immersive and intuitive tools, such as Paint 3D and Minecraft.

With new easy-to-use Windows 10 devices, teachers can free up to 30% of their time to help individual students achieve their best. Windows 10 is compatible with 99% of familiar Windows 7 apps. With new Windows 10 devices, your students can be more productive thanks to fast start ups and all-day battery life that limit interruptions to learning.

New Windows 10 devices feature built-in privacy and security protections. IT management is simpler and less costly, too, because security events are avoided or reduced by 33%. Classrooms can be set up in an hour and IT administrators estimate they save up to 20% in IT management time with Windows 10.

Teachers can create collaborative classrooms and communicate with students from a single experience in Office 365 for Education. It’s free for students and includes future-ready preparation tools like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and more, where students can collaborate in real time. Encouraging students to reach out to each other to solve problems and share knowledge not only builds their collaboration skills, it leads to deeper understanding as they learn to see others’ perspectives and evaluate their own. Additional features encouraging collaboration include OneNote Ink Math Assistant, Microsoft Whiteboard, and Intelligent Slide Design with PowerPoint.