At the start of November, Chris Phillips, Google's vice president and general manager for education, said K-12 schools will soon have to accept the company's AI services...
They can pay a hosting company to set up and maintain an insanely reliable mail server for them. This is the norm for any large organization, unless they’re so large (or have specific privacy/security concerns) it makes sense to hire people to do it in house.
There is no need to use Google products of any kind in a classroom setting. It doesn’t help kids learn.
The only way to get my university emails is through Gmail. It is so pointless.
Sounds like your university is corrupt?
I’ll take Gmail over Outlook tbh. Seen both.
Unless you’re MIT or something, probably better off not hosting your own email and thus you’re stuck with a variety of crappy commercial providers.
They can pay a hosting company to set up and maintain an insanely reliable mail server for them. This is the norm for any large organization, unless they’re so large (or have specific privacy/security concerns) it makes sense to hire people to do it in house.