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Metnet.edu
Available in	English
Owner	MnSCU
URL	http://www.metnet.edu
Commercial	No
Registration	Required
Current status	Online

Metnet (Metropolitan Educational Telecommunications Network) was a distance learning network for the MnSCU college and universities system. Metnet was one of the six major educational telecommunications networks of the Learning Network of Minnesota.

Services

Email

Metnet provided three email services: Gophermail^{[permanent dead link]}, METNET WebMail 3.0^{[permanent dead link]}, and METNET WebMail 2.0.

Webmail 3.0 and Webmail 2.0 were being discontinued on January 3, 2011.^[1]

Participating Colleges

Logo

The logo of Metnet is the seven-county metropolitan area of Minneapolis-St. Paul.

References

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