Google Apps Stand Alone Contact Manager

The video tutorial introduces the standalone Contact Manager in Google Apps for Education, explaining its web address setup and features. The presenter demonstrates how to create and manage contact groups, specifically a 'principals' group, and discusses the ease of use compared to the email-integrated Contact Manager. The tutorial also covers composing emails using contact groups, updating group information, and additional features like contact cleanup. The presenter invites viewers to share more information about the Contact Manager due to limited documentation.

What is the primary purpose of the standalone Contact Manager in Google Apps for Education?

• To manage email settings

• To edit documents

• To organize and manage contacts

• To create spreadsheets

What is the first step in creating a new contact group in the standalone Contact Manager?

• Choose 'New Group'

• Select 'Settings'

• Select 'Compose Email'

• Click 'Add Contact'

How does the standalone Contact Manager compare to the email-integrated Contact Manager?

• It offers fewer features

• It is only available offline

• It is more difficult to use

• It is easier to use

What additional feature does the standalone Contact Manager offer?

• Calendar integration

• Document editing

• Most contacted and saved contacts management

• Automatic email sorting

What problem can the standalone Contact Manager help solve regarding outdated contact information?

• It can block spam emails

• It can automatically delete old contacts

• It can help clean up outdated email addresses

• It can merge duplicate contacts