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1 to 1 programs and student printing policy
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Erich Tusch Jun 17.
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Hi everyone.
I have a procedural issue thats cropping up in my 1 to 1sites. lets say we have a middle school with 430 laptops in a one-to-one two grade level approach. Now I propose the use of network printing stations for students to pick up assi...
Hello Rick,
Printing is a sizeable challenge for any 1:1. Remember however, the goal for all is to work digitally as much as possible. What we have found that this concept is actually the larger challenge. Our printing costs remain high as teache...
Hi Everyone, Im a Network Services Supervisor at a District down in Suburban New Orleans( Jefferson Parish Schools.) I dont have an educator background but I have 15yrs in all aspects of k12 delivery and availability of technology. Our district is moving forward on a 4000 laptop, 9 middle/high school 1 to 1program for select grade levels. We only completed a small 2 grade level (6th@ 2schools) this spring and we have basically exploded with hardware. This is rather typical of larger districts with heavy on equipment, light on policy and curriculum approaches to educational achievement. I joined up for the opportunity to interact with others facing 1 to 1 programs and perhaps gather some wisdom from your experiences. thks Rick
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