Using Microsoft 365

Microsoft 365 has a collection of apps where most of your online learning activity will take place – for example, Microsoft Teams.

In the videos below, we’ll be using Microsoft apps through a web browser (Microsoft Edge).

If you’d like to download Microsoft 365 on your device, you can do so by clicking on one of the download links below:

⬇️Download Microsoft 365 for Windows

⬇️Download Microsoft 365 for Mac

How to sign in to your Microsoft 365 account

How to sign in to your Microsoft 365 Account

Step 1:

Open a web browser. We recommend Microsoft Edge.

Step 2:

In the address bar at the top, type in ‘Microsoft 365 sign in‘.

Step 3:

Click on the result with the address ‘https://www.office.com‘. You’ll then be brought to the sign-in screen.

Step 4:

On the sign in screen, enter your LWETB email and click ‘Next‘.

Step 5:

Enter your LWETB password and click ‘Sign in‘.

Step 6:

If you are using your own personal laptop or device, you can choose ‘Yes’ when asked to ‘Stay signed in‘.

If you are using someone else’s device, choose ‘No’.

How to sign in to your Microsoft Outlook email account

How to sign in to your Microsoft email account

Step 1:

From the Microsoft 365 homepage, look for the Outlook icon or click on the 9 dots in the top left area of the screen: 𓃑

Step 2:

Once you’re logged in, click ‘Inbox‘ to see your messages.

Step 3:

Click on a message to view it. New messages are written in bold font.

Tip:

Check your email regularly – at least once a day – and especially before a class begins.

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