September 3, 2007
2:38 pm

Ray Fleming and Mark A'Bear have been busy with their Education Partners blog and recently published this Windows Live @Edu brochure (using Skydrive of course). What is Live @Edu? The guys explain:

Windows Live @ Edu is a hosted email service available free of charge to colleges and universities, which is hosted on the Windows Live Hotmail platform. It allows establishments to choose their own email domain name (for example, students.oxford.ac.uk) and use that for all email provision for their students. The back-end is linked to the university's Active Directory, so that users are actively provisioned. It gives students a 2GB mailbox and unlike Hotmail, is advertising free. There are over 20 universities or FE colleges now using this system in the UK.

Although the mail service is free, there is a partner revenue opportunity from this service - the integration and configuration services from the mail service to the institution's Active Directory (using Identity Lifecycle Management 2007)

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Source:→ MSDN Blog

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    Windows Live @ Edu brochure says:September 8th, 2007 at 3:09 am

    Windows Live @ Edu brochure...

    Thanks for great post, very helpful and informative...

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