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Friday, 10 February 2006

Big mail on campus

Posted on 10:20 by Unknown
Posted by Stephanie Hannon, Gmail Product Manager

San José City College (SJCC) has embarked on a technology improvement program, and for the first time will be offering student email accounts. That's where we come in. We're testing a new service with the school by hosting Gmail accounts with SJCC domain addresses (like student@jaguars.sjcc.edu), plus admin tools for efficient account management. Massive storage and features that tame the most unruly inboxes, like powerful mail search, conversation view for messages, and a fast interface, make Gmail very handy for students. Together, we're pleased to provide this channel for better communications and a stronger community for all 10,000 SJCC students.

If your school, business or organization is interested in following SJCC's lead, let us know.
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