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Email at Oberlin College is called OCMail and is powered by Google—which means it looks a lot like GMail. We recommend that you access your email through a web browser using OCMail's web interface. We also support users who want to access their email through Mac Mail or Thunderbird. Outlook can be configured for Oberlin College email access, but CIT does not support its use.
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Apple Mail Desktop EMail Client for Mac |
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Thunderbird Desktop EMail Client for Mac & Windows |
Calendar
OCCal is a contact and time-management web application powered by Google. It allows users to synchronize their OCMail contacts with a web-based calendar.
Websites
OCSites is a website and wiki builder powered by Google. With OCSites, you can quickly gather a variety of information in one place -- including videos, calendars, presentations, attachments, and text -- and easily share it for viewing or editing with a small group, just the Oberlin College community, or the world.
Documents and Storage
OCDocs provides online storage for documents—including Word documents, OpenOffice, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF documents. OCDocs also allows you to share those documents with colleagues, create new documents, edit documents that you've already uploaded, all from the web.
Additional Apps
Google has recently made almost all of their web services and applications available to their Google Apps for Education customers. A complete listing of these apps is available at http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?answer=181865, and includes Blogger, Picasa, Reader, and YouTube.
Aviary
Aviary is a third-party, web-based suite of design tools which include image, color, effects, audio and vector editors as well as image markup and screen captures. Aviary can integrate with OCDocs and is available from the upper-left of any OCApps page but CIT does not provide any formal support for these tools.

