Schools need computing devices that work just as hard as teachers do.

68% of teachers cite low engagement as the largest obstacle to students reaching grade level.²

Creating focused, inclusive learning experiences helps kids get and stay engaged.

Cloud-first computing helps alleviate this by keeping content centrally managed.

6 out of 10 technology leaders believe the biggest challenge in making a decision for classroom digital content is evaluating its quality.³

Windows 11 SE offers built-in accessibility features and apps tuned for education to help support learning at every step.

Less-privileged schools that remained remote in 2020-2021 lost the equivalent of 22 weeks of in-person instruction,⁴ and blended learning
still presents challenges today.

With learning recovery, improved knowledge and familiarity with digital tools⁵ can help teachers support 
self-guided learning or tutoring for their students.

This means ease of use matters at every step, whether interacting with the device or the operating system.

Windows 11 SE features a suite of offline applications so students can work on homework when wi-fi isn’t available.

While the majority of students have adequate internet access at home, there are 9-12 million students who don’t.⁶