Office 365 as a new social network for Catholic education

Wednesday, June 13. 2012

Office 365 as a new social network for Catholic education

From thejournal.com

Catholic schools--all 210,000 of them around the world--will have the chance to implement Office 365 for their students as part of a new "social network for Catholic education." The deal was set up as part of an agreement between Microsoft and the Catholic International Education Office (OIEC), an organization that promotes Catholic education.
Through a Microsoft education alliance, OIEC will provide access to technology and training to students and teachers. It will also establish
an online space for collaboration and communication.
Office 365 for education is a set of services that includes Office Web Apps, SharePoint Online, Exchange Online, and Lync Online.

Posted by Ken Ronkowitz in EdTech at 14:45 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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