The Rainy River District School Board is partnering with Microsoft to make its Live@edu initiative available to secondary students across the district.
Information Technology Services manager Stephen Danielson says it allows students to access their school emails and projects from any computer.
"From home, the public library, wherever they have an interest connection," says Danielson. "The nice part is that they can transfer their files from school to an on-line storage and access that same file from home."
Danielson says they are already looking to expand the initiative to students in grade seven and eight.
