There are currently two ways of implementing Student Advantage licenses to your Office 365 Education tenancy. Both of these are descripted below depend on the code you get from the Microsoft licensing site. Implementation 1 Log into your Office 365 Education Tenancy Select purchase services from the left navigation and navigate down until you … Continue reading How to Implement Student Advantage in Office 365 Education
A while back when Office 365 Education was released I wrote a starter manual for the manage of your tenancy, some tips and tricks and best practices for you to implement the product into your school, college or university. As Microsoft have now released the new Office 365 with the Office 2013 stack I through … Continue reading Office 365 Education Starter Manual: 2013 Edition
Warwickshire County Council are moving their schools to the cloud with Office 365. Who is it for? The new WeLearn365 service for Warwickshire Schools has recently been launched, providing the county’s schools with a new Education service built on Office 365 Education. Download the full case study from the Microsoft Case Study website. UK Council Offers … Continue reading Warwickshire County Council move their schools to the cloud with Office 365 and BFC Networks
Last week it was great to be able to talk about a few of the Office 365 for education projects I am currently working on and sharing how the product is being used in 3 very different ways. In the recording which you can watch at any time we talk about 3 different setups. 8.47 … Continue reading Recording: Using Office 365 for education
I’ve spent the last few weeks deploying Office 365 for education to a few different schools, councils and academy trusts in the UK and thought I would share the way you should set up your tenancy through a new starter manual. The Starter Manual will guide you through some of the simple tasks like subscribing, … Continue reading Office 365 for education Starter Manual
In part 1 we talked about a customer of BFC Networks who received an email around being ready and completing a survey before they could upgrade (they are still waiting for the next step). Interestingly, another customer of ours has had an email to say they can upgrade now. They didn’t received a readiness survey. … Continue reading Migrating from live@edu to Office 365 for education: Part 2 Upgrading
One of my customers has received that all important email about migrating to Office 365 for education. Thank you to Martin to allow me to blog the process they have gone through. You will receive an email from the Microsoft order cialis online ref buy cialis online =”mailto:Live@edu”>Live@eduemail services called Prepare for the Live@edu upgrade … Continue reading Migrating from live@edu to Office 365 for education: Part 1 Readiness Survey
Microsoft have started sending information out to different school about their current tenancy and it’s migration to Office 365 for education. Here’s that information if you don’t receive the emails. Office 365 for education will provide free Exchange Online, SharePoint Online and Lync Online to students, faculty, and staff. Starting in summer 2012, Microsoft … Continue reading First Step for migrating to Office 365 for education from Live@Edu
Yes you did read that right. Microsoft have announced today that Office 365 for education will be free. Since Office 365 for education was announced at the beginning of 2011 it has been well advertised that Exchange based email will remain free like email in live@edu but there would be an additional cost for any … Continue reading Office 365 for education to be FREE!!
During the week of the BETT Show I was demonstrating Office 365 for Education to several schools, colleges and universities. Many questions were asked and I’ve tried to put these down in a list below. Q: Is there still a free offering of Office 365 for Education? A: Yes. If you only want the Exchange … Continue reading Frequently Asked Question for Office 365 for Education
