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Author Archives: TechnoLaurie
Setting Group Policies to Work with SkyDrive
Are your students unable to print or download files from SkyDrive at your school? Ask your system administrator to adjust your group policy settings by adding several URLs as a trusted source. Please note, these instructions are written for Server … Continue reading
SkyDrive in the Classroom
SkyDrive – Easily share or upload your files to this free online storage What is SkyDrive? Windows Live SkyDrive is part of Microsoft’s Windows Live range of online services. SkyDrive is a file storage and sharing service that allows users … Continue reading
Posted in Communication
Tagged communication, computer curriculum, email, file backup, file storage, internet, pictures, sharing, using technology in the classroom
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TEACHERS! It is Time to Junk out your Files on the Server!
We do a daily backup of information for staff and students using an offsite backup utility. It was generously donated to us with a 250GB storage limit. However, I just received a backup error to say that we are over … Continue reading
Posted in Computers in Schools
Tagged file management, hardware, school network, server, technical issues
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Computer Frankenstein
Two lifeless machines are pushed in on the cart. In my office laboratory I replace dead parts with used components to make the computer usable once again. Can I fix these new ones? I start my analysis of the first … Continue reading
Posted in Computers in Schools
Tagged computer repair, hardware, technical issues, using technology in the classroom
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Create a Shared Student Folder on your Server
Teachers need to be flexible! They must adjust their lessons based on their students’ needs. In addition, they need to capitalize on their students’ unique interests. To do this, they need a shared student folder on the server. What is … Continue reading
Posted in Computers in Schools
Tagged file management, ict, ict in education, server, technical issues
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Three Steps for Managing Technical Issues in the Computer Lab
When a math teacher tells students to turn to page 32 in the textbook, there is confidence that the content will be the same in every book, the page will not be missing, and the questions will not disappear half … Continue reading
Print from your iPad Easily
Many schools are beginning to integrate the use of iPads into the classroom. With the purchase of new technology there are often many hidden costs you did not anticipate. For example, the purchase of a new printer. Do you need … Continue reading
Don’t Throw it Out! Salvage Parts to Repair Computer Equipment
Don’t throw it out! You can extend your IT budget by salvaging components from old computers. These parts can be used to repair other equipment, saving you from having to make a new purchase. I regularly repair computers using hardware … Continue reading
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Tagged computer repair, hardware, technical issues, using technology in the classroom
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Computer Donation Checklist
Computer donations are a great way to extend the IT budget at our school. However, there are hidden costs to the free equipment. For example, the time it takes to get them classroom ready and the agony of trying to … Continue reading
Posted in Computers in Schools
Tagged computer education, donations, hardware, instructional technology, technology education, using technology in the classroom
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The Hidden Cost of Computer Donations
Another Donation! We are very fortunate to have a community that thinks about us when their offices are getting new equipment. Often parents of students at the school will convince their workplace to donate unwanted computer hardware to the school. … Continue reading
Posted in Computers in Schools
Tagged computer education, donations, hardware, instructional technology, technology education, using technology in the classroom
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