Just check the 2009 Campus Computing Project survey.
The 19th National Survey of Computing and IT in Higher Education is now public, and this year, 59% of 4-year universities and colleges using hosted email named Google as their provider.
Begun in 1990, The Campus Computing Project is the largest continuing study of the role of information technology in American higher education. Over 500 public and private colleges and universities in the US participate in the annual Campus Computing Survey, which focuses on campus planning and policy issues affecting the role of IT in teaching, learning, and scholarship.
Click the chart at left to see 2009 survey data.
Free email, messaging, and shared calendars to keep your campus connected.
Facilitate collaboration with Google Docs - and make files accessible anywhere.
Focus your IT where it matters. We'll take care of the servers, you take care of your students.
See a small sample of schools that have already gone Google.
Google Apps Education Edition users by country:
- less than 10k
- 10k-50k
- 50k-250k
- 250k-3M+
- 3M+
How to make the switch
Learn more about deploying Google Apps Education Edition by visiting our Resource Center or downloading our Deployment Guide [pdf].
See how Notre Dame & ASU made the switch to Google Apps.
Top 10 Reasons to Switch
Have IT colleagues that still need convincing? Pass along this guide to help them make the switch.
Rally your campus
Love Gmail, and wish your school had it? Check out these tools to help spread the word.
Who uses Google Apps?
Browse case studies featuring Google Apps Education Edition.
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