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How are Windows 11 SE devices built to support digital equity?

The devices are unable to run offline, therefore a hotspot should be purchased to allow students to continue their work from home.

These devices are affordable for schools.

These devices include fewer accessibility features than other Microsoft operating systems, to save cost.

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Which of the following practices are important for school leaders and teacher leaders when they help their education system switch over to Windows 11?

Assuring that professional learning for educators is ongoing and personalized to guide educators in the best use of technology tools.

Telling school systems how to create a culture of individual responsibility.

Creating professional development checklists and lesson plans that a teacher leader can independently distribute to all educators.

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What types of opportunities do Windows 11 and Windows 11 SE offer for schools and school systems?

They both provide high-quality learning tools for students of all abilities, at school or online.

The operating systems are not optimized to perform well on smaller low-cost devices.

Both utilize the exact same interface that was included in older operating systems.

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How can migrating to Windows 11 and Windows 11 SE help districts, schools, teacher leaders, and educators use assistive technology with students?

Windows 11 helps teachers provide learning support for students of all abilities.

Windows 11 only allows students to access one program, which helps increase productivity.

Windows 11 requires more teacher interaction to use assistive technology, which can increase student learning outcomes.

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What features are included in Windows 11 that increase productivity for educators, teacher leaders, and students?

New Start menu

An unchanged Teams and chat interface

Single desktop

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