Getting Started with Webmail

This article covers how to log on to Webmail (aka "Outlook for the Web") and contains links to learning resources.

You can access your e-mail using WebMail, also called "Outlook for the Web", from any networked device using most web browsers.

How to Log On to Webmail

Log on with your full email address (username@middlebury.edu format) and password to log into Webmail:

• Use http://go.middlebury.edu/mail in your web browser's address field.

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• From the Middlebury campus home page, press the End key to skip to the bottom of the page, then click Webmail in the Quick Links section.

How To Use Webmail

• Get Help with Outlook on the Web -- Microsoft's documentation covering all aspects of Webmail use, including Mail, Calendars, People, and Tasks. Be sure to scroll down to see the many resources.

• Outlook on the Web Essential Training (2 hr 25m, Feb 2022) -- Explore this course offered through our LinkedIn Learning subscription.  Log on with your Middlebury email address and password when prompted.

Webmail Light

The light version of Webmail has a simplified layout and fewer features. Creating and maintaining e-mail rules, for example, is not supported.

• What's different between the light and standard versions of Outlook Web App?

Note: Changing the setting to request the "light" version of Webmail does not work with many browser/platform combinations. The most reliable way to obtain the light version of webmail is by use of this link: http://go.middlebury.edu/lightmail.