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Celebrate Halloween via Microsoft 365 apps!

OnMSFT Staff OnMSFT Staff
October 19, 2023
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In this article

  • Spooky Videos
  • Haunting Sketches and Party Planning
  • Scary Stories
  • Microsoft Create

Halloween and Dia de los Muertos are coming up soon, and Microsoft 365 apps offer fun ways to celebrate.

Spooky Videos

  1. Frightening Live Video: Use the Recording Studio feature in PowerPoint to create your live video stream and share it with friends and family.
  2. Virtual Get-Together: Host a virtual Halloween or Day of the Dead Teams call to showcase your costumes and candy haul or to honour loved ones.
  3. Cameo in PowerPoint: Organize and share party or costume ideas using the cameo feature in PowerPoint.
  4. Double Camera Streams: Use two video camera streams with Teams, sharing content with one camera while staying connected with friends and family using the other.

Haunting Sketches and Party Planning

  1. Classroom Layout: Use OneNote to draw sketches of the classroom and where different activities will take place during your Halloween or Day of the Dead celebration.
  2. Character Sketches: Create sketches of Halloween or Day of the Dead characters and add them to a banner to welcome guests.
  3. Party Planning: Plan a get-together and assign tasks to ensure a successful Halloween or Day of the Dead party.

Scary Stories

  1. Thrilling Tales: Craft a hair-raising Halloween story using Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or Outlook, and enhance it with premium Halloween or Day of the Dead images.
  2. School Assembly: Build a PowerPoint presentation using Halloween or Day of the Dead art created by students as background visuals during a school assembly.
  3. Collaborative Storytelling: Create a Word template with specific words and phrases for classroom storytelling.

Microsoft Create

  1. Pumpkin Design: Use Microsoft Create to design the perfect pumpkin carving template.
  2. Ghost Coloring Contest: Create a ghost template and design a colouring contest for the best colouring project.
  3. Halloween Flyers and Invitations: Use Microsoft Create to design Halloween-themed flyers and invitations for your party.
  4. Ghostly Video and Storytelling: Create a spooky video with flashlight effects and narrate your best Halloween story to share.

So, whether you’re a parent, a kid, or a teacher, Microsoft 365 can be your new tool for Halloween and Dia de los Muertos.

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