Hi, all! We are updating some printers . . . and I now have HP LaserJets 4000
4100 series printers that will no longer be used. If anyone is interested in
these, and toner, email me directly.
jfon...@algona.k12.ia.us
Thanks, and enjoy the day!
Jackie
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of a cart. (with the
syncing ability)
On Nov 15, 2010, at 3:44 PM, Tammi Brunner wrote:
I have a question to ask everyone. If you are using iPads, how do you store
them? Did you purchase the case?
Tammi Brunner
District Technology/Technology Teacher
Ar-We-Va
On 11/9/10 10:42 AM, Jackie
purchasing? What are the specs? what are they
costing you?
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[mailto:info-tech-ow...@aea8.k12.ia.us] On Behalf Of Jackie Fonley
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2010 10:43 AM
To: info-tech@aea8.k12.ia.us
Subject: Re: [info-tech] Managing
I will expose my naïvety in regard to printers . . . if I am weeding out HP
4000 and 4100 printers -- can they be converted to be wireless? We are
replacing our printers, but I would like to be able to put some on carts with
laptops.
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Thanks,
Jackie
On Oct 7, 2010, at 9:13 AM, Koenck, Chris wrote:
I would sure appreciate any responses to the following questions regarding
student passwords when you get a chance
1. What is your procedure when a student forgets their logon password?
Who handles this
We use JMC for what it can handle. I know our nurses also have a word template
they use for the individualized health plans. They store all of those on a
shared nurse folder, so whomever can access from each building.
On Sep 24, 2010, at 8:26 AM, Chad Frerichs wrote:
Just wondering what
BEACON - the shared one through the AEA and public libraries (our surrounding
ones are switching to it)
Contact Harriet Adams for that
On Sep 23, 2010, at 4:54 AM, Richardson,Tony wrote:
Quick Survey - what is everyone using for Library software?
Thanks,
Tony Richardson,
Network
we allow students to use their email accounts for any of the google apps they
are using, wikis/blogging, etc. -- it's a per classroom basis. I think most
have their own google account . . . for students who do not have email, I have
given them a school email account (I think I have only
zamzar.com will also work
On Sep 13, 2010, at 1:25 PM, Doug Otto wrote:
Does anyone know of an open source app to convert pdf files to Word, that is
reliable? I tried the Sun PDF import extension from Open Office, but it
didn't work like I wanted.
Thanks.
~Doug Otto~
Harris-Lake Park
yes to both
On Sep 8, 2010, at 9:50 AM, Richardson,Tony wrote:
Quick survey - How many schools out there allow YouTube access to teachers?
How many allow access to students?
We've tested one out with a middle school student last year. Worked well with
him - think the plan is to continue that. Personally I think it's a great tool
to foster independence for some students.
On Aug 18, 2010, at 2:38 PM, Richardson,Tony wrote:
Has anyone had any good or bad experiences
We went paperless last year, and no longer printed out registration
forms per student (which we had been running out of JMC by creating
the registration form and letting JMC populate the information we
already had on file and wanted to verify/collect). We set up 6
computers as parents
We are pretty much exclusively Optoma projectors throughout the district -
as I upgrade from the mix and match I first started with. The more recent
purchases I have made have an audio out port and we just use basic
computer speakers in the classrooms, which have worked well thus far - we
Here is what our business manager sent me yesterday about this:
I forgot to tell you about the next fun thing we (Business Managers)
get to report for this year! This one is called GASB 51 and it has to
do with intangible assets. Basically what I need to know is if we
have any software
Just a reminder.
The Call for Sessions for ITEC 2010 is open. ITEC will be held at the
Coralville Marriott from October 10-12, 2010.
If you are interested in submitting a proposal to present at ITEC, go
to this link:
yes -- all our admin using the touch. works well.
On May 14, 2010, at 2:26 PM, Tim Limbert wrote:
So, anybody running the Touch version?
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Newell-Fonda CSD
712.272.3324
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Twitter: limbert65
Onverse avatar
On May 11, 2010, at 1:52 PM, Jacobs, J wrote: Does ANYONE know where to get a copy of the Assurance letter?
Assurances_for_MS_settlement_rev_12-10-09(2).pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
Happy Monday! Quick question for the app -- how specific have you been
in the budget narrative regarding software? Have you listed every
piece of software you plan on purchasing . . . or some of the main
ones and a other as deemed necessary?
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I think no - but I do think you can write for permission to modify the
proposal (or something like that) if you need to change . . . (like if
something new comes out that you want added to the list to use for
your project).
I'm still not done . . . and today doesn't look good, either.
The Call for Sessions for ITEC 2010 is now open. ITEC will be held at
the Coralville Marriott from October 10-12, 2010.
If you are interested in submitting a proposal to present at ITEC, go
to this link: http://center.uoregon.edu/conferences/ITEC/FORMS/CFP/cfp_login.php?formid=10266443
I was hoping to get away tomorrow . . . however the Microsoft App has
been in the same place (not done or even worked on ) as it has been
all week. I really need to bunker down and get that done tomorrow.
I am not doing any big projects (well, I suppose unless you consider
making sure a
The edinfo site has the date of May 15th -- which one is correct?
On May 4, 2010, at 8:28 AM, Kathy Petersen wrote:
Just a reminder that your Microsoft Settlement Plan is to be
submitted by Tuesday May 11th. The plan is to be submitted on the www.edinfo.state.ia.us
website. The assurances
Really this will have no new insight as to the educational
opportunities for the iPad - or whatever similar device anyone uses
with students. What been disturbing (at best) is to begin a reference/
comparison/review of a post to a student with a disability in some
type of sick humor -- on
PS everyone -- the ABA apps (from Kindergarten.com) are free during
the month of April in honor of autism awareness. These are awesome
sets of themed based flash cards and problem solving cards (such as
rhyming, what belongs, what doesn't belong, etc.).
-
From: info-tech-ow...@aea8.k12.ia.us
[mailto:info-tech-ow...@aea8.k12.ia.us] On Behalf Of Jackie Fonley
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2010 9:47 AM
To: info-tech@aea8.k12.ia.us
Subject: Re: [info-tech] IPad / ITouch programs for School
Administration...
Here is a screenshot of the apps I have
, 2010, at 10:19 AM, McKenney, Kurt wrote:
Thanks, but do you have anything on the administrator end of things?
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From: info-tech-ow...@aea8.k12.ia.us
[mailto:info-tech-ow...@aea8.k12.ia.us] On Behalf Of Jackie Fonley
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2010 9:47 AM
To: info-tech
working on our application this afternoon . . .
if we do in house PD -- and pay for the person doing that using in
kind money -- was I right in that you then free up money in the
hardware side? PD could be paid for staff (such as additional
training days) -- but not subs, also.
On Apr
PS--I think Lance had forwarded this out earlier . . . but an example
of an interactive whiteboard focus Andy Crozier had shared with his
AEA . . . but at least can be a start. He also has a lot of other
examples of the different required pieces. FWIW . .
I am pretty sure we'll have a couple of pallets as well.
On Apr 22, 2010, at 9:11 AM, Scott Fosseen [Prairie Lakes AEA] wrote:
I am checking to see how many districts have equipment they need
recycled this summer. I currently don't have pricing, but I don't
anticipate much change from the
Our transportation director purchased a program . . . and asked me to
purchase Microsoft Maps 2010 - because the needs that piece to make it
work. After spending time with Google this afternoon . . . I have
determined that this Microsoft Map Point is the software I am looking
for. I am
Just a reminder, if you are interested in checking out the SMART
products . . . Chloe from Bradfield's will be here on April 28th at
12:30 (high school library). We'll have SMART Boards, SMART Response
Systems and the SMART Tables on hand - our slates may or may not be in
by then. RSVP
I am sure this dicussion could go on forever . . . and since I'm on vaca.
enjoying a cup of coffee and doing little to nothing, I might as well take
the opportunity to offer my two cents.
:-)
I think there is a need for balance; however I strongly believe in the
concept of teaching people to
On a totally unrelated note . . .
Chloe from Bradfields is coming to our school district on April 28th
conduct SMART Board training with our staff. Since she is coming, I asked
if she would be interested in doing a demo session with our AEA tech.
group. She will be coming to the HS library
YIKES! They're watching me everywhere
On Mar 9, 2010, at 2:00 PM, Pearson, Jeremy wrote:
Yeah, I have Jackie flagged as questionable too. Gotta watch out
for her!!!
From: info-tech-ow...@aea8.k12.ia.us [mailto:info-tech-ow...@aea8.k12.ia.us
] On Behalf Of Frerichs, Chad
Sent:
Not sure if you JMC users have already done this/knew about
this . . . but the new online version now gives you (as a parent) an
overall view of student progress on the main screen of progress
repots. No more having to click on each course to see what your kids'
current grades are --
disbelife, grin
You, cynical?
grin
On Feb 19, 2010, at 10:51 AM, Lance Lennon wrote:
Murray just cleared things up and told me the IEOC Assessment is $40 a
year, that is more than we would get for GPV per kid. H who get
their
fingers in this honey pot?
I am too young to be this
I am old fashioned here . . . all computers have a generic student
log in that logs them on at start up. So beginning with our pre-
school they all have access to the internet. Because CD ROM games
became outdated and were for the old Mac OS, and seem spendy to
replace . . . online
I am s confused!
On Feb 2, 2010, at 9:19 AM, Frerichs, Chad wrote:
Leave it to the DE to make this as complicated as humanly possible
and for making a decision and sticking to it. They get the left over
money right?
From: Pearson, Jeremy [mailto:jpear...@fort-dodge.k12.ia.us]
Sent:
Anyone using phones in the classroom as a part of the intercom system
as well?
pros/cons . . . things to consider?
Thanks!
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I think it looks great . . . signed up to be notified when they are
ready for ordering/shipping. If I had funding, I would love to
implement some touch labs right now . . . for the cost maybe it's
good I'm not there yet -- a larger screen/device will make it easier
to use (is that a
when is this to be released?
On Jan 21, 2010, at 11:09 AM, Scott Fosseen [Prairie Lakes AEA] wrote:
If you are looking to purchase a new machine for JMC I would
purchase a Windows Server. I was up to JMC over the Christmas break
and we were talking about the new Web based version of JMC.
novel idea
is this something they are considering?
On Jan 21, 2010, at 11:27 AM, Timothy A. Limbert wrote:
kneejerkreaction
If they're going in this direction, maybe they may as well go the
whole way
and set up their own server farm and host us all centrally.
/kneejerkreaction
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Hi! Thanks to everyone for the info with Skype -- I downloaded it
today and will play around with it in the upcoming weeks.
My question for today -- for those who use JMC: do you run the SQL
version? This is supposed to deal with some of the others currently
using message if I recall
Greetings to another before the storm again day! The beauty, however,
has made it all bearable.
Here's the deal: an elementary student was diagnosed with cancer
several months ago, will be starting his chemo treatments again
shortly. It was suggested maybe we could use Skype and he
We are using (or have begun using) the 8GB model.
On Jan 14, 2010, at 9:11 AM, Lance Lennon wrote:
Anyone using eWalk on iPod Touches, I am needing to know if an 8GB
model will be enough.
Thanks
--
We must, however, acknowledge, as it seems to me, that man with all
his noble
I do not think we have a formal policy on this one . . . If kids
bring their laptops and touches, etc. -- I have let them on at the hs.
My plan is to pull pw off the base stations (which is all we have
right now) - esp at the ms and hs level so kids can get on. Haven't
had problems yet
Happy Monday, everyone! With our new middle school addition, we are
getting to the point of putting together a network/phone proposal for
bidding. We have the main components . . . but I am just curious as
to how others who have gone through this process has put this together
and what
Then I am waaa ahead of the game. Nothing to worry about! I
can't even imagine . . . .
On Jan 11, 2010, at 2:52 PM, Lance Lennon wrote:
You could do what we did at our Elementary school. Have the Building
firm gather quotes (or say they would) and then find out two weeks
before the
I am starting with email late, but would throw in my two cents of a
skinny rabbit. (although extremely annoying) I also think sometimes,
in this case, because the kids know you are intent on making sure the
desktops stay the same and clean . . . they try harder to find ways
to mess with
members, parents, AEA rep,
principal, teacher, student. We will also use this group for moving
forward with online learning and potential 1:1 project.
Layne Henn
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From: info-tech-ow...@aea8.k12.ia.us
[mailto:info-tech-ow...@aea8.k12.ia.us] On Behalf Of Jackie Fonley
Sent
.
That seems like a very good way to go. My only fear is that the once
a month non face to face meeting would be like herding cats. And
with Teachers (speaking as a teacher) non the less.
Just sayin...
On Dec 15, 2009, at 7:02 PM, Jackie Fonley wrote:
Hey, all! Do any of you have
Hey, all! Do any of you have technology advisory boards? How do
they work? How often do you meet? I feel I need a buy in of staff
who see us moving forward. I have been rolling out some great things
with resistance (and i know that happens) -- but wondering if an
advisory group who
Not sure if you are aware of this program or not . . . but an
educational pricing program to get 2 Flips for $150.
Details are found at:
http://www.theflip.com/en-us/buy/Educators.aspx
Happy Thanksgiving!
Jackie
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Hello, all! Here is my stump of the day:
New projectors set up in elementary classrooms (Optomas) and teachers
have MacBooks--about 2 years old. Slowly, 1 by one . . . the
projector is not finding the source of the computer. Document
cameras working OK with the projectors. Is there
from my iPhone.
On Oct 8, 2009, at 4:04 PM, Jackie Fonley
jfon...@algona.k12.ia.us wrote:
Hello, all! Here is my stump of the day:
New projectors set up in elementary classrooms (Optomas) and
teachers have MacBooks--about 2 years old. Slowly, 1 by
one . . . the projector is not finding
Any district mail goes out from the district site in JMC so we are
not duplicating. Each building does send home their own newsletters,
alerts of grading periods endingetc. Lunch balances are done once a
week here I believe. (again, from the district app).
Daily assignments are kept in
No formal policy that I am aware of exists here . . . in those two
hypothetical situations given, I would probably assist with that.
During the day, or after hours without compensation. I, too, have
assisted churches and businesses and even some local people at times
with easy
Has anyone who has tested MAP this fall had bad experience with the
science tests? We are having MAJOR slowdowns with the science test
beginning last week. Not sure if it's something locally so I thought
I'd check. We were running fine until then.
?
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Good morning! Two questions for everyone to start their Tuesday:
1) In Word -- how do you fix the Formatting Palette from
disappearing to the bottom of the screen?
2) For the Mac users: what settings get changed when 2 of
everything shows up in the blue apple menu? Also--everything
We have nanos. Beginning to really start using these this year. As
well as setting up listening centers in classrooms with them.
(Belkin headphone splitters -- can connect 5 headsets to one iPod
-- really nice!) Also--zamzar.com -- will convert text into MP3
files for you (tests,
DeVore,Decorah CSD, ITEC Executive Conference Director
Jackie Fonley, Algona CSD
Karl Hehr, South Hamilton CSD
Ann Howe, North Polk CSD
Sandi Lathrum, Norwalk CSD
Lance Lennon, Eagle Grove CSD
Keith Lyles, Des Moines CSD
Scott McLeod, Iowa State University
Ann Nicholson, Cedar Rapids CSD
Dennis
I had the same problem this summer . . . and nothing was marked as
multi or single. The color coding advice (orange multi, yellow
single) -- and then Jim Kerns had some advice about a number being
printed on multi confirmed it for me (I think it was an S something
and maybe had the
The ITEC Workshop schedule and registration are now
available...ANDworkshop registration fees are reduced for 2009!
Descriptions and the time schedule for TWENTY-TWO workshops to be
held Sunday October 11 are now available on the ITEC website at
After reading Bud's post that it may work through the document camera
itself . . . I tested one before I left last night and I was able to
hook the computer up to the doc cam, the doc cam to the projector --
and control the input device via the document camera. And it all
seemed to work!
Good morning! I have a question regarding some older projectors we
have, and I would Google it if I knew what I was talking about, but
alas . . .
I have some older projectors with only 1 input spot. I would like to
be able to connect both the computer and the document camera to the
Hi, everyone! Just a reminder that the early bird registration
deadline is September 7th for ITEC. This year promises to be another
great year, with Daniel Pink (Monday) and David Warlick (Tuesday) as
our keynotes. The link below will get you information regarding the
sessions being
I think we've been working OK here. I've been receiving emails OK
all morning. Just tried and internet seems OK for me. But I'm just
getting in.
On Aug 27, 2009, at 10:05 AM, Richardson,Tony wrote:
Just now received my own email back at 10:05
From: info-tech-ow...@aea8.k12.ia.us
It took me a while to figure out there is a log in in the upper
right--just a link to click on. So I messed around for a while
getting the payment option. Then I got smart and figured it out.
:)
On Aug 27, 2009, at 4:23 PM, Frerichs, Chad wrote:
Is anyone else having troubles with the new
I know these things are dating themselves, but I'll be getting things
ready for recycling next week. . . and if anyone could use any of
this -- I think it makes sense to keep using it in schools first. If
you have any interest, email me off the list serve and we can work
out details
Anyone had success with the global contact list and being able to
send from it? Our business manager said she only has read access now
and can't do that anymore. I haven't played with the feature, so I
wasn't sure if anyone is more familiar with it?
Thanks!
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Also . . . we had a demo in May for the new Mac version of Read and
Write (which is similar to the PC version currently from what I
understood) -- has a feature similar to Inspiration and also does
outlines. Can search info on the web, hi-light it according to color
and then the program
For all of our classroom video editing projects (such as with
iMovie), we have the Canon ZR series. We have different models in
the buildings--since we have added throughout over the years, but
have had very good luck with them. Those that have gone bad (usually
tape loading
, IA 50107
515-738-5721 x201
Fax: 515-738-5719
From: Jackie Fonley jfon...@algona.k12.ia.us
Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2009 8:39 AM
To: Info Tech info-tech@aea8.k12.ia.us
Subject: [info-tech] MAP test ?
Good morning! Quick MAP test question for those who use this test:
We took our first year
!
Jackie
Jackie Fonley
Technology and Information Systems Director
Algona Community School District
200 N Phillips
Algona, IA 50511
515-295-7207 (Phone)
515-295-9273 (Fax)
jfon...@algona.k12.ia.us
www.algona.k12.ia.us
Expanding off of this . . . What does everyone do regarding best
practice? After reading the suggestions/tips Tim sent out
earlier . . . this one . . . I have often thought that if I could
put together a quick troubleshooting card -- or tips with the
technology (such as best practice)
We have purchased mostly Epsons as of late (and haven't had
problems). The key I have found is to standardize (district,
ideally, but especially building wide). That has helped a lot!
Also . . . I have learned to be VERY aware of all the input and
output plugs (for all the other
We may have some in the box available for purchase . . . also the
slate if you are interested. Contact me off the listserve if you
have interest.
Jackie
This was in the District Administration Daily today new products and
services . . . . interesting.
Have a great weekend!
http://www.avermedia-usa.com/presentation/product_averpen.asp
AVerPen - Interactive Collaborative Learning Solution
AVerPen is the FIRST Interactive Learning Solution that
Did she by chance have a SMART table with her?
On May 7, 2009, at 1:08 PM, Jim Kerns wrote:
FYI,
If anyone is looking at Smartboards, a representative from
Bradfield's just stopped by here and had some good information.
They are one of the authorized dealers for Iowa.
Chloe Eidson
approx. 1:3 ratio for 2-8 students . . . K-1 is probably 1:4 / 1:5
ratio--they are on the list for a lab this summer.
wireless throughout . . . lab computers are wired, but could run
wireless if we wanted to
computers are 4-5 years old
Office Microsoft X (Mac version)
On May 4, 2009, at
SILO as well for my big ticket equipemnt funding. . . non SILO
purchases are pretty scarce and necessity only, as they have to come
out of the general budget.
There may be some possibilities with the stimulus money as well.
(well, quite a few possibly) They are rolling out details from
our MS teacher uses:
http://www.powertyping.com/
I haven't used it, but she likes it.
On May 1, 2009, at 10:52 AM, Mitch Mueller wrote:
I know we have had this discussion before but do you know where I
could find free online typing games for our keyboarding classes.
Mitch Mueller
Network
On May 6th at 10:00 Paul Brown from Texthelp will be coming to Algona
to share information about Read Write Gold. If anyone else is
interested in attending, I thought I would open it up to other
schools. He thought it would be about an hour presentation or so
(and can stay longer to
Here as well--I just received a report from a staff member on my way
into the building.
:-)
On Apr 23, 2009, at 1:11 PM, Karl Hehr wrote:
Internet appears to be up here.
Karl H. Hehr
Technology/Curriculum Director
South Hamilton CSD
www.s-hamilton.k12.ia.us
515.827.5418 (W)
515.209.9767
Ohhh . . . .
If I were looking at setting up a secondary connection (I was in
Arizona when all those emails were coming in, so really briefly read
them -- but now they're making sense) . . . would I probably be best
looking at a local provider? How does all of that work with the
Tim-
I think this may be what you are looking for.
Begin forwarded message:
From: Lori Ludwig llud...@algona.k12.ia.us
Date: March 6, 2009 9:24:32 AM CST
To: Jackie Fonley jfon...@algona.k12.ia.us
Cc: btpwolter btpwol...@mchsi.com
Subject: Fwd: Smart Pen
Jackie,
Here is some information
I wasn't there . . . so if this isn't what was discussed I
apologize. We've had great luck (esp. at the upper level) with
Lit2Go --downloadable audio files (that will import into your iTunes)
and finding chapters/books for download. Following are the sites
Donna had sent after the
I didn't see it as any of the available options, either. I even went
in to see if clearance had to be given for a user to access . . .
but it's not on that screen either.
On Apr 15, 2009, at 1:46 PM, Karl Hehr wrote:
I get to the site but nothing is available. Has this worked for
anymore
, at 1:45 PM, Jackie Fonley wrote:
I didn't see it as any of the available options, either. I even
went in to see if clearance had to be given for a user to
access . . . but it's not on that screen either.
On Apr 15, 2009, at 1:46 PM, Karl Hehr wrote:
I get to the site but nothing
Nobody lives in the western third of the state . . . so why does it
matter if you schedule an ICN from 4-5:30 on Friday?
yes, I was being sarcastic
;-)
On Apr 3, 2009, at 3:05 PM, Frerichs, Chad wrote:
I always debate with the voices in my head whether to let students
know of
I got 1403 kbps download and 50 kbps upload speed.
On Mar 16, 2009, at 10:48 AM, Scott Fosseen wrote:
I am looking into the problems. I have ran a few speed tests from
www.speakeasy.net and found that the upload speed is really slow.
can I have some people confirm that by running the test
So . . . If I could pimp out my science rooms (HS/MS and even
elementary type things) . . .
What's everyone using for any science computer type probes
(microscopes, measuring equipment), etc.? Certain brand(s)--platform
specific/cross platform? Success stories in your schools? Just
So I began doing this . . . .
The rating about working towards this or goal is accomplished (or
something like that). Is the state banking on all of us to
accomplish as of these things to implement the ICC? Or is this
more of a survey of the technology that's out in the district? I've
Sort of a ramble to follow . . . but just started thinking of uses/
how we are/will be using. Summary: I think there are uses, there is
some hardware I would suggest, and you are going to need staff
development.
With our last lab purchase, we took the option of 40 free Nanos -vs-
5
We are covered here.
On Feb 17, 2009, at 12:02 PM, Scott Fosseen wrote:
I want to have a quick poll.
If you are a district that does MAPS testing, would you have
interest in
checking out workstations for the testing?
How many stations would you need to test at a time?
Would you be
Our teachers do not have admin rights (well, most don't). I'm not
sure if it's the fact we have been able to update machines in a
reasonable time, or if it's the fact they do not have admin rights (I
don't have a controlled variable there)--but have had MUCH fewer
problems since not
I have the building principals collect the teacher laptops in the
summer at checkout--and then have those done in a 2 week period or
thereabouts so they can have them back to work with. This year I
also collected them overnight/over the weekend and ran updates during
December. Student
...@aea8.k12.ia.us] On Behalf Of Jackie Fonley
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 12:40 PM
To: info-tech@aea8.k12.ia.us
Subject: Re: [info-tech] Updating Computers
I have the building principals collect the teacher laptops in the
summer at checkout--and then have those done in a 2 week period
that this summer.
Jim
Jackie Fonley jfon...@algona.k12.ia.us 2/11/2009 1:03 PM
I'm not so concerned with all the security updates and such with
the Macs that I would be with the PC environment. another reason I
like the Macs I think it would be a nightmare to continually have
to touch each
Ok . . . well we've bought a few --Promethean, I was impressed with
those-- (because there was money available), but I am embarrassed to
say I haven't installed them yet. Not sure of where to put them to
be most beneficial, and not sure where the permanent solution is. I
would like to
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