Important Student Google Apps Update Information
All files in @muohio.edu Google Apps accounts will be permanently inaccessible as of March 11, 2013. Students must move any data they wish to save from their @muohio.edu to their new MiamiOH.edu account. All services within the @muohio.edu domain will be shut off on that date, and that data will be lost.
These services include, but are not limited to:
· Drive
· Picasa Web albums
· YouTube
· Google Sites
· Google Blogs
· Google Analytics
Content added using any of these apps in @muohio.edu accounts will not migrate on its own to to the new domain. This data must be moved manually.
In addition, Google+ users will no longer be able to access their account under their @muohio.edu domain name.
Instructions for moving data are available at https://sites.google.com/a/miamioh.edu/go-google/migration-of-non-core-google-apps-account-data.
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Since all email addresses are now uniqueid@MiamiOH.edu, everyone should share their new address widely. This includes any services set up with a Miami email address, including listservs, billing organizations, shopping websites, etc. Mail sent to uniqueID@muohio.edu will continue to be delivered until at least June, 2014, however IT Services strongly recommends updating email addresses wherever possible.
If you have any questions, you can go to the Go Google web site www.MiamiOH.edu/GoGoogle or contact the IT Support Desk at ITHelp@MiamiOH.edu or (513) 529-7900.
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