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FYI - Education E-Mail and Collaboration Forms

  • 03/01/00

Microsoft has created free Education E-Mail and Collaboration Forms to help schools manage a wide range of information, including requests for maintenance service, absence reports, school facility scheduling and substitute teachers. The forms are free, downloadable from the Microsoft Education Web site and easy for schools to customize. The electronic documentation helps eliminate paperwork, and more than 15 forms are now available for download. Visit the Web site at www.microsoft.com/education/technical/network/.

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