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    • Helen Savory from the Education Alliance has created this short guide to using Microsoft Teams using specific features to support students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The guide explores live document sharing for collaboration (modelling and scaffolding), use of class notebook for collaboration (including audio) and immersive reader in chat.

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