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CommunicationSchools can now keep up with technology demands without the hassle of managing hardware and software. Google Apps Education Edition is free for academic institutions - with no advertising for students, faculty, and staff - and offers a variety of applications to keep your campus connected.
Gmail -
7.270719 GBs of storage, built-in IM, voice and video chat, mobile access, spam and virus protection, IMAP, POP
Optional - 66% Education Discount New! Google Message Security is offered for free to new or current eligible K-12 Google Apps accounts that opt-in to Postini email security services by July, 2010.
Give more for lessUsing the free Google Apps Education Edition, you can offer the latest technology while outsourcing the maintenance of servers to free up resources that would have been spent on licenses and upgrades.
"Students have expressed great enthusiasm for this email option. The Gmail interface is one with which they are familiar, and they appreciate the increase in storage capacity as well. I'm confident that many will move to Gmail in order to take advantage of the collaboration tools."
– Mark Bandas, Associate Provost and Dean of Students, Vanderbilt University Integrated communicationsWith Google Apps Education Edition, you can have one solution that integrates email, chat, and scheduling.
"Google Apps has allowed us to get out of providing these commodity type services - such as maintaining an email and calendaring system - and focus on the things that we are uniquely equipped to do, like providing more resources to be able to better support teaching, learning and research."
– Todd Sutton, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Application Services, University of North Carolina Greensboro Anywhere accessMany students and faculty use more than one device to communicate and organize. Whether it be a personal laptop, a media lab computer, or a mobile phone, Google Apps Education Edition has it covered.
"The nature of college computing is rapidly changing. Connectivity is the new essential for students. So much of education now relies on students being able to communicate and collaborate effectively. Google Apps will take them one step closer to living and thriving in a virtual world, not just while they are students here, but after they graduate as well."
– Ron Bonig, Executive Director of Technology Operations for Information Systems and Services, George Washington university
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