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news.T4L is published three times each term - in week 3, 6 and 9. Collectively, it is a useful tool for school ICT Coordinators and staff interested in using technology for teaching, learning and school administration. The news.T4L archive contains every past issue since 2015. Please note that some links in older issues may no longer work.

Click here to visit the news.T4L Archive - All past issues since 2015!

Latest 122 - 2025 | Term 2 | Week 9

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Showcasing school stories and T4L magazine at EDUtech! | Exploring Canva in the classroom | Microsoft To-Do: A game changer for educators | Online Learning Tools Marketplace update | eWaste for schools | Supporting safe, inclusive and informed online learning | Privileged Access | "School Teachers Desktop" upgrade to Windows 11 | Time saving for teachers | NSWEduChat - Try out student mode! | Need to work from overseas? | Windows 11 24H2 feature update | Join the K-2 Logon revolution! | Navigating Apple inbuilt app errors

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Previous 121 - 2025 | Term 2 | Week 6

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Introducing T4L Tuesday! | Personalise content in Read Along | Deep dive into cyber careers | Explore Canva's latest updates: Visual Suite, Magic Tools and more | Stay on track with the new Microsoft Planner tools | New T4L Apple support resources | All schools enabled for Intune and CDM | New in-app Adobe Express resources

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