MS1 & MS2 Calendars
PLEASE NOTE: You must have Exchange email in order to use the Outlook class schedule. (Since Exchange is required, everyone should have it.)
— Opening the Outlook academic schedule in Outlook desktop client —
Click on the Calendar bar in the left panel. Click on “open a Shared Calendar…” and supply the name. The MS1 calendar name is "IUSM MS1 Indy." The MS2 calendar name is "MS2 Indy Calendar" (no “IUSM” prefix).
You will see the class schedule beside your own calendar. You can overlay your own calendar with the class calendar by clicking on the left arrow on the class calendar’s tab. To undo the overlay, click again on the arrow, which would be pointing right now.
Click on the Calendar bar in the left panel. Click on “open a Shared Calendar…” and supply the name. The MS1 calendar name is "IUSM MS1 Indy." The MS2 calendar name is "MS2 Indy Calendar" (no “IUSM” prefix).
You will see the class schedule beside your own calendar. You can overlay your own calendar with the class calendar by clicking on the left arrow on the class calendar’s tab. To undo the overlay, click again on the arrow, which would be pointing right now.
— Opening the Outlook academic schedule in Outlook - Web Access —
In Outlook (in your web browser), click on the calendar icon at the bottom of the left panel. Now you should be in the calendar view. At the top, click on Share -> Add calendar…. Select “Calendar from you organization” and type in the box: IUSM MS1 Indy or MS2 Indy Calendar (depending on your class year). Click OK.
To overlay your own calendar as described above under desktop client, you will need to use the Outlook client. It is part of MS Office, so you could download it from IUWare.
In Outlook (in your web browser), click on the calendar icon at the bottom of the left panel. Now you should be in the calendar view. At the top, click on Share -> Add calendar…. Select “Calendar from you organization” and type in the box: IUSM MS1 Indy or MS2 Indy Calendar (depending on your class year). Click OK.
To overlay your own calendar as described above under desktop client, you will need to use the Outlook client. It is part of MS Office, so you could download it from IUWare.
— Online Calendars —
