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Putting your Exchange calendar (or EGA's calendar) on the web via a URL

11/17/17, example: Oliver's, "limited details" version:

CIT's instructions, added 6/5/2017:

Oliver's testing and his instructions created before the above instructions were added by CIT:

You can do this for one or more of your own account's calendar(s) in your own Outlook account. Or even an EGA! (CIT has dropped its documentation for how to do this for an EGA, so take that for what it's worth, "support-wise".)

  • You can create topic-specific calendars within your own account instead of just using the (primary) one given to you be default. Share any or none of those calendars via this method.
  • When user views this web-based calendar, the upper-left states the calendar name and the account. Example: Calendar (Chemistry IT Helpdesk)

These steps worked for Oliver:

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Oliver tested this with the ChemIT EGA (May 2017), and was also successful (may have since been disabled):

As a test, Oliver created a calendar called "TestChemGrad" from his own account, as a contrast to doing so within an EGA (may have since been disabled):

CAUTION: URLS change when sharing disabled and renabled, per Oliver's quick testing. And even changes if just adjusting the visibility.

  • This all makes URL maintenance harder, which is why wished one could get the below "neat example" of a more robust, generic URL below to work!
  • Failure mode is slow. Finally states, "Calendar is not available".

A neat example Oliver found, 8/27/15:

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Example of posting info from Google's calendar:

Better URL names than MS Exchange's. AND the don't change, either!

Other calendar resources

Course scheduling tools

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