37Signals puts out a bunch of products you might want to look at, very simple to use... Backpack has a paid version that includes a calendar, and some of their other products (Campfire, Basecamp) probably have a nice calendar that you would like to demo or use.
Your main requirement is that your tool must not include mail? I see Atlassian Confluence seems to work with that goal, and there is a Calendar plugin also.
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONFEXT/Calendar+Plugin
Confluence looks extremely powerful, haven't had a chance to test this yet. Please post your findings to the list!
Kingdon--
On 1/17/08, Michael Daw <michael.daw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > wrote:I'd recommend a portal solution, e.g. Sakai ( http://www.sakaiproject.org/). Not only would this give you a shared calendar, but you'd get other useful tools too (if you wanted them), such as shared document stores, wikis and even portal Access Grid ( http://www.rcs.manchester.ac.uk/research/PAG)!
From: owner-ag-tech@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto: owner-ag-tech@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of john langkals
Sent: 16 January 2008 21:23
To: ag-tech@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [AG-TECH] Seeking Message/Calendaring System
Hello AG Tech,
In reference to our access grid activities, can anyone recommend a good online calendaring/message system along the lines of Google Calendar? We would like to be able to host something that does not include mail. AG Scheduler is wonderful for reserving events; we would like to have a system that would allow our group(s) to keep in touch and informed of our schedules to manage our resources better.
Thank you,
John
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