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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   115 - 2024 | Term 4 | Week 6

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Try out NSWEduChat | Intune and CDM update | Get your 2025 calendar | Administration Marketplace Panel for Schools (AMPS) | End of year with Canva | Apple Swift Student Challenge | New applications in AssessedIT | Accessibility on Chromebooks | Polls in Microsoft Outlook | Students leaving NSW DoE | Access to user accounts when leaving the department | Keep your account secure

 

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 Previous   114 - 2024 | Term 4 | Week 3

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Farsight and PDQ: A message for TSOs | Windows 11 upgrade available | Free internet for eligible families | Technology for all - your guides to inclusive and assistive tech | Speech recognition | Google Jamboard phased out | New Applications in AssessedIT | Minecraft Education: new Space Exploration Experiences | Inclusive Learning Environments with Apple | Technology forum success | Google for Education training series | Adobe for Education Wednesday Webinars

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