Student access includes:
Microsoft Office Basics
Image 1: Microsoft 365 basic (as shown in Microsoft 365 Learning Pathways 2022)
TAFE Queensland students will be given access to the Microsoft 365 productivity apps such as Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, plus OneDrive, OneNote, Sway, To Do, Forms, Whiteboard, and more.
Student access includes:
Image 2 : Other Office 365 tools (Croft as shown TQ SharePoint : TQ Office 365 for Students)
Students are given a full Microsoft 365 license for the duration of their study plus 6 months, then basic access to Microsoft 365 (including mailbox) for a further 12 months.
Students studying non-accredited or micro-credential courses will still have access to the same tools except for the Office for Desktop products.
How to Access Microsoft 365 for students
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Image 3 : video supplied by James Croft
Students can access Microsoft 365 here:
To begin, you will need:
Before you begin, you will need to make sure that currently enrolled and have created a password.
Sign in steps
We are also encouraging students to set https://tafeqld.edu.au/current-students/it/office-365 as a bookmark in your browser.
Image 4 : How can students access Microsoft 365 (Croft as shown TQ Sharepoint : TQ Microsoft 365 for Students)
Usage of the tools in Microsoft 365 is subject to TAFE Queensland’s Student Rules and Policies and students will be required to conduct their usage accordingly.
"Addressing Misuse of Information Technology and Electronic Resources
TAFE Queensland reserves the right to:
Moderate access to internet and intranet services, including filtering of websites, and blocking selected non-educational and training websites, in order to improve the speed and quality of education and training delivery;
Monitor and record all usage of its computer networks; and
Access a student email account where it is considered that there may have been misuse of the email system.
The misuse of information technology and electronic resources is a form of student misconduct, and will be managed under the Student Misconduct process.
Instances of misuse of information technology and electronic resources may also be unlawful behaviour under Queensland or Australian law, and may result in further action being taken." (TAFE QLD 2022)
Image 5 : Ask and get help (as shown in Microsoft 365 Leaning Pathways 2022)
Croft J (2022) TQ Sharepoint : TQ Office 365 for Students, accessed 17 June 2022, https://tafeqld.sharepoint.com/sites/TQOffice365forStudents/SitePages/Coming-Soon--Office-365-for-Students-at-TAFE-Queensland.aspx#what-apps-services-do-students-get-access-to
Microsoft (2021) Microsoft support, accessed 30 August 2021, https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/,