Who out there has laptop carts, or mobile labs. We are looking at getting one
of them. Our high school principal is wanting one but we have a lot of
problems with our wireless network working so I want to stay away from them. I
would rather have a couple new labs of terminal services like we
Who out there has laptop carts, or mobile labs. We are looking at getting one
of them. Our high school principal is wanting one but we have a lot of
problems with our wireless network working so I want to stay away from them. I
would rather have a couple new labs of terminal services like
We've deployed four mobile labs in the past year a half, 2 at the MS and 2 at
the HS. Our wireless
isn't perfect, but we put wireless access points on the labs that might go to
dead spots, and
that's worked out pretty well. Three of my labs are HP labs with HP carts. One
of those is a
MiniNote
We have two mobile labs in our elementary. One thing I have done is
to have a wireless access point set up on the cart itself. When the
mobile lab is in a classroom, the base is then connected to the
network in the classroom, thus keeping a strong signal for the mobile
lab.
There is
Mitch,
Questions for you to consider are: Who will really be using the
mobile lab in the high school? What laptops will you put in the
mobile lab? How will the mobile lab be scheduled?
As I shared in my previous response, we have two mobile labs in the
elementary with ibooks. These
Okoboji has a ton of mobile labs. At the H.S. we have one for each core subject
area: Math, Science, Language Arts, Social Studies. Plus, one for study hall,
one in the Learning Skills room, and one shared by the Non-core subjects, and
one in the Media Center available for check-out from anyone
Mitch,
It looks like your principal wants a wireless cart and you want a couple
anchored labs of terminal clients. Are you asking for opinions on which
would be better? You can always build computer labs, but do you need mobile
computing? Would it be beneficial to have the teachers/students
Greetings all,
Yes I did just use the word implore in my subject line, because
that is what I am truly doing, I am calling upon you all in
supplication (to use Merriam-Webster) to help me in my time of need.
I have been given the task of coming up with a rough draft for
technology
Ok. Well I'm going to take these opinions and review my thoughts after hearing
how things seem to turn out. Thanks for all the help. If you have any more
opinions or suggestions of things we should do please let me know.
From: info-tech-ow...@aea8.k12.ia.us
http://www.csta.acm.org/ this is a place where I got a lot of my
information. We also have a K-12 matrix for what each grade needs to do to
be aligned with the standards.
Tammi Brunner
Technology Coordinator/Technology Teacher
Ar-We-Va
On 1/27/09 11:58 AM, Lance Lennon
Mitch et al,
We run two carts of 16 in the Middle School. We have two labs in the
middle school, one is used pretty much all the time by the technology
classes. The other was scheduled 95% of the day. There was a need
and an opportunity with STAR schools to get the two mobile labs. IT
http://www.schools.utah.gov/ate/keyboarding/key.htm
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Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 9:12 AM
Subject: [info-tech] Keyboarding
I know this subject may have been recently hashed over but I didn't need a
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