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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.

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Latest 117 - 2025 | Term 1 | Week 3

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The Beginning Teacher Tech Guide is back | Canva’s back-to-school templates | New Adobe tutorials and webinars | Safer Internet Day is coming soon! | Local administrative privileges | DO NOT DISTURB | NAPLAN 2025 updates | Lenovo’s back on EdBuy! | Why should I consider student privacy? | Back to school with Apple | Back to school with Google | Single Sign On (SSO) process with Canva

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Previous 116 - 2024 | Term 4 | Week 9

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Intune and CDM are here | Leave these ON over summer | Turn these OFF over summer | Security updates on devices | eT4L: How hot is too hot in the server room? | New applications in AssessedIT | Cybermarvel online safety toolkits | Apple back to school 2025 | NAPLAN 2025 preparation | Managing your focused inbox | Update from Adobe | Celebrating 2024 with Canva | 2025 Google’s Back to School webinar series

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