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“Collaboration [email protected]” The School District of Philadelphia Office of Information Technology Division of Technology Services Gary Brookstein Carmen Verrilli Introducing Collaboration Center Powered by It’s more than just email … Collaboration Center Anywhere, anytime access to: Email Calendar Contacts Tasks Documents Sharing Collaboration What is Collaboration Center ? Collaboration Center is the School District of Philadelphia’s web-based messaging and collaboration program. Collaboration Center offers a single solution application for email, calendar, contacts, tasks, document preparation and sharing – that’s easy to use and universally accessible What is Collaboration Center ? Collaboration Center is “platform neutral” (Mac or PC) Access Collaboration Center anywhere, anytime: Classroom – use any Internet-connected computer (Ethernet/Wireless) Schools, Regional Offices, 440 Education Center Home – solves email “send” problems Mobile devices and smart phones Comcast and Zimbra Zimbra Overview Features Email Compose in plain or HTML Prioritize outgoing mail Share mail folders Mandatory spell check option “Conversation” view Multiple signature files with embedded graphics Advanced search Auto-complete address Server-side filters Improved SPAM/Virus filter Color code messages Tags/Flags Delayed send option Individualized “Junk mail” settings Out of office replies Three-pane reading view Multiple compose windows Drag and Drop Attachments Tabbed Email Email Templates RSS Feeds View web-based information via Zimbra email Signature File with Graphic and Embedded URL Address Books/Contacts “Contacts” - Add to your address book “GAL” - School District Directory “Emailed Contacts” - added when mail is sent Move contacts between address books Right-click menus Drag contact to mini-calendar to create a meeting Share address books with others Import/export contacts Add photos to contacts Group Contact (personal distribution) Lists Calendar Create multiple calendars Share and publish calendars Format appointments in HTML Import/Export calendars Drag and Drop appointments Delegate Access View multiple schedules Subscribe to remote calendars Resource and group scheduling Add attachments to meetings Move events between calendars Search for appointments Right-click menus Pop-up reminders Filter calendar invites Tasks Create to-do lists Manage tasks to completion Share task lists Delegate access Move tasks between lists Sync to Outlook Documents Documents - a document sharing and collaboration application that gives you a central place on the web client to develop, organize, and share information WYSIWYG editor makes it easy to add spreadsheets, tables, images, etc Turn Documents into collaborative “Wiki” pages Wiki: a web page that can be edited by a web browser. The content of the page can be changed by other users. Briefcase – a virtual flash-drive Store your files in Briefcase instead of sending them as email attachments Move files with one click to a Briefcase folder Briefcase folders are shareable; use for staff development Email files directly from Briefcase “Zimlets” “Zimlets” “Zimlets” Sharing and Publishing Simple sharing model common to Email, Contacts, Calendar, Tasks, Briefcase and Documents Share internally (read and/or write access) or publish externally with a URL Mobile Web Client Real time access to email, address book, and calendar with “over the air” synchronization. View shared content (folders, contacts, schedules) Conversation views Conduct advanced mailbox searches View all folders, saved searches, flags and tags Smartphone Access Use your iPhone, Droid, Nokia, Treo and other “Smartphones” that support ActiveSync to access SDOP Email, Calendar and Contacts. Advanced vs. Standard Web Client Collaboration Center offers two web clients: The Advanced Web Client is the default web client and works best over a fast Internet connection. It offers a full set of web collaboration features including many components found in popular desktop programs like Outlook. The Advanced Web Client was developed with AJAX, a Web 2.0 technology that creates full-featured and interactive web applications. The Standard Web Client – a reduced feature version for email, calendar and contacts. The Standard Client is recommended for users with older computers or a slow (e.g., dial-up) connection to the Internet. The Standard Web Client utilizes an HTML mode user interface. Questions ? Handouts Where are the Handouts? Share Notice via Email “New” Email Domain Address Old address: [email protected] to [email protected] Same password Forwarding - mail sent to old address forwards to new Mailman “Listserv” All schools have a Mailman list. Email sent to the list address is delivered to all subscribers Lists are “broadcast” or “discussion”