Microsoft Teams fails repeatedly for K-12 student homework use
Students and parents forced to use Microsoft Teams for school assignments encounter constant permission re-requests and broken desktop/mobile parity. The app's complexity is mismatched for K-12 use cases. The market is highly crowded with Google Classroom and other edtech platforms.
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