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Katie, Sara, and Alex used the familiar tools in Microsoft Office to collaborate on a creative, well-formatted term paper. But when the students tried to finish the paper remotely using Google, they suffered headaches over sharing and editing. Worse, when they converted their paper from Office to Google, the formatting they worked so hard on became an unusable mess. With Microsoft Office 365, Katie, Sara, and Alex could have a smooth, consistent, collaborative experience across devices—wherever and whenever they need—without losing the formatting of their Office documents.
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