Microsoft Teams for Education chat allows educators and students to discuss questions privately without disrupting class. To maintain a safe virtual environment for students, institutions can …

If you can participate in chats but are unable to start your own, your IT Admin may have enabled supervised chat settings or given you limited or restricted chat permissions. Supervised chat …

Ensure student safety by implementing supervised chat settings! Use your class team's channel to create posts with discussion topics, questions, and other interesting information your class …

Learn, plan, and manage meetings in hybrid, remote, or in-person classrooms with Microsoft Teams and staff collaboration tools.

Online learning can present unique student safety challenges. We've gathered Teams for Education best practices for both administrators and educators to establish safety policies and …

Educators can mute students who send distracting or inappropriate messages to group discussions and delete unproductive messages entirely. Institutions can also enable chat …

Learn more about family group roles, permissions, and how you share data with Microsoft and your family.

Learn how to manage app blocking and unblocking using Microsoft Family Safety.

Visit family.microsoft.com to manage family members' Microsoft accounts and learn more about Family Safety features. A parent or guardian’s permission may be required for a child to create …

Screen time limits in Microsoft Family Safety are a great way to balance online habits within your family group. You decide when and for how long family members can use their connected …

Microsoft Defender's web protection helps protect you against malicious sites that are being used for phishing or spreading malware. Web protection is currently available on Windows, iOS, and …