Hi.
I'm Jeff Buller
and I'm program manager on the Intune product group
and this session is Intune for Education Overview.
Intune for Education is a simpler way
to deploy and manage your classroom devices.
It's designed for education and supports common school
scenarios, like one-to-one and shared cart.
It also suggests common settings and applications for schools.
It's easy to deploy.
With a USB key, you can provision student devices
easily and quickly.
It's simple to enroll.
You can bring devices under management
by simply entering in your Azure AD account
during the out-of-box experience or after that.
And once the devices are enrolled,
it can be managed over the internet.
You can also import your school roster data into Intune
by using School Data Sync.
Intune for Education is a cloud-based management
solution.
It's administered through a web-based admin console called
Intune for Education.
And your Windows 10 school devices
are enrolled and managed with Intune over the internet.
Intune for Education supports the end-to-end device
management lifecycle, from enrollment
to provisioning to management, and retiring the device.
For enrollment, we support bulk enrollment
using Set Up School PCs or Windows Configuration Designer.
And we can also do self-service enrollment.
Just enter in your Azure AD credentials
during the out-of-box experience or after.
After the device is enrolled, the settings and applications
you've assigned to users and devices
are provisioned on the device, ready for the students to use.
Then afterwards, you can manage devices, apps, and settings,
report on device and app inventory,
and even perform remote tasks, such as syncing the device
or restarting the device.
And when it's time to retire the device,
you can remove the school data from the device
or perform a factory reset.
Now let's do a walk-through of the Intune
for Education portal.
Here we are in the Intune for Education portal.
You get to the portal by opening up your browser
and going to intuneeducation. portal.azure.com.
The portal includes a dashboard, and also
a sidebar menu with menu items.
Both can be used to perform common administrative tasks.
The dashboard includes four tiles--
Express configuration, which is a very quick way
to manage apps and settings for a group;
School Data Sync allows you to import data from your school
information system into Intune; the Manage user and device
groups for managing your groups; and the Manage apps
tile for managing your apps.
You can get to Express configuration
by selecting Express configuration in the sidebar
menu or by selecting the tile.
Groups is for managing groups, adding groups,
and also managing the settings and apps for the groups.
Managing Apps is for managing the apps, assigning the apps,
and adding new apps.
Reports is for viewing reports in Intune for Education.
The Tenant settings is for adding additional settings
related to your tenant.
You can add additional menu items
by selecting all, selecting the item you want to add,
clicking on the star, and the item is added.
You can also remove items by selecting the star again.
And you can move a menu item up and down,
depending on what your preference is,
to customize the menu.
That's just a very quick review of the Intune
for Education portal, which we'll be working in
throughout this training.
Here's some additional information
on Intune for Education--
the Intune for Education docs, the Intune blog,
the What's New site, which provides information
on new features and capabilities that we're releasing
each month, User Voice, where you
can make feature requests, Intune Forum, where
you can ask questions, and Intune Support,
where you can find more information
about getting support on Intune for Education.
This now concludes the session on Intune
for Education Overview.