3rd January 2007, 2 min read

Outsourcing Email: Universities Switching to Google Apps for Education

3 thoughts on “Outsourcing Email: Universities Switching to Google Apps for Education”

1. Michael Stiber says:
   January 6, 2007 at 9:21 pm

   But you only get two gigs of storage! What about us folks who pack rat everything but the spam?

2. Daniel Lemire says:
   February 13, 2007 at 4:46 pm

   Michael: you get far more than 2GB. You get a dynamically allocated storage limit.

   Miranda apparently posted this from the Montreal area, and not from the Thunderbay area according to her IP.

3. Miranda says:
   February 13, 2007 at 3:34 pm

   I came across your blog while troubleshooting my Lakehead U Gmail. It’s actually not working very well. Before the switch, we couldn’t access our email reliably. And after the switch, we still can’t access it all the time. It’s around 80-85%, which is pretty poor for students who depend on it for school and work.

   Feel free to response, but I won’t get it, because the server is down. Oddly, gmail’s regular mail seems fine…just LU’s that’s not functioning.