Microsoft Cloud tech helps refugee children overcome language barriers

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Using Microsoft technologies, Helliwood media & education has expanded its highly successful Schlaumäuse classroom application to the cloud. The new version is designed specifically for four- to nine-year-old refugee children attending German schools. The goal is to empower refugee children as early as possible with the language skills they’ll need to succeed in school and in life. This video illustrates how Schlaumäuse removes the language barriers that act as roadblocks to integration and community.

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