IEC Update: Free K12 Student Hosted Email and Collaboration Workspaces thru Outlook Live and Office Live Workspace - Overview Forwarded information from the IEC.......Harriet
Jerry Cochrane, Coordinator Iowa Educators Consortium 1120 33rd Avenue SW Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 Phone: 319-399-6741, (800) 798-9771, Ext. 6741 Fax: 319-399-6474 Email: jcochr...@gwaea.org IEC Website: www.iec-ia.org -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Free K12 Student Hosted Email and Collaboration Workspaces thru Microsoft Outlook Live and Office Live Workspace To Iowa K12 Schools, Microsoft recognizes that current economic challenges are hitting IT budgets for many School Districts particularly hard and the need to find creative ways to deliver new cost savings has never been higher. To that end, I would like to make sure we provide an overview for your school district on our free Outlook Live and Office Live Workspace solutions for K12 students. These l...@edu offerings incorporate free hosted applications for use within your schools including hosted email and collaborative workspace tools, helping you remove the costs of running these services yourself. We would like to set up a call directly with your school district to overview these solutions and answer any of your questions. If you are interested in moving forward with Outlook Live or Office Live Workspace, I can help set up a l...@edu Administrator Workshop as described below. Please let me know if you would like to set this up. Or join us for this webcast overview on October 28th from 10am-11am cst - registration link: https://www.livemeeting.com/lrs/microsoft1/Registration.aspx?pageName=qq8n3l34w5v1w818 Discover the difference that l...@edu can make in your schools through these innovations: Give students the full Exchange experience. a.. 10 GB inbox, 20 MB attachments b.. Optimized Outlook experience c.. Integrated Directory with faculty/staff on Exchange d.. Shared calendar and contacts Microsoft Office Live Workspace is your online place to save, access, and share documents and files. No downloads are required. a.. Password-protected online storage for 5GB of documents b.. Extension of Microsoft Office c.. Collaborate with others, even if they don't have Office d.. Individual documents can be as large as 25MB You can learn more about l...@edu: http://www.microsoft.com/liveatedu/free-hosted-student-email.aspx l...@edu Administrator Workshop: Overview What is covered in the workshop? Looking for a great way to jumpstart your l...@edu project or evaluation and help your school's administrators gain a core understanding of administering l...@edu? The l...@edu Administration Workshop does exactly that. During workshop, we will guide you through administering a domain you have enrolled in the l...@edu program. How is it delivered? Typically requiring just 90 minutes, the workshop is delivered virtually using Live Meeting, which allows desktop sharing enabling everyone to view the same screen. As few or as many administrators as needed can participate and there is no charge for the workshop. Additionally, this is a hands-on workshop, so school administrators will actually be the one's completing the steps during the workshop with the guidance of the Microsoft team taking them step by step and ensuring successful completion. This method is ideal as it ensures everything works in the actual school's environment and not just a demo environment.. What's required to get started? Prior to the workshop, schools will need to enroll a domain in the l...@edu program, which can be completed at: http://www.liveatedu.com Note: Schools are welcome to register a namespace that will be used for evaluating the service (i.e. liveeval.schooldomain.edu). Additionally, schools will need PowerShell and WinRM will need to be installed on a Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 machine. Thank You! Penny Rosen Education Consortia Manager-North Central Region US Public Sector-Education Solutions Group Microsoft Corporation (800) 426-9400 xt. 11354 Fax (425) 936-7329 penelope.ro...@microsoft.com http://www.microsofteducationblog.com/ http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7
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