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Google Apps Migration Services

11th Hour, based in Medford, New Jersey has worked with all size schools ranging from 150 to 75,000 students across the United States and Canada deploying, supporting, and training on Google Apps for Education. Founded by Edwin Wargo, a former K-12 teacher (who used Google Apps with his students), technology coordinator, and senior network engineer who holds a M.Ed in School Leadership, 11th Hour understands both the challenges schools face and the opportunities they possess. This understanding helps schools - and their stakeholders - realize the potential of Google Apps for Education in learning, teaching, and school leadership.

  • $1,000+
  • $100 - $149 / hr
  • Freelancer
  • Founded 2010
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    Public School System Google Apps Transistion

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    "They’re extremely knowledgeable about the whole Google platform and always available, which is key."

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    11th Hour provided the necessary consulting, training, and integration work to make the transition to Google Apps run smoothly. They also provided support and maintenance in their services.

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