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Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts

Sunday, March 04, 2012

ITEC's IT Conference on March 15 & 16 Tailored for Techees

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Here it is.  An IT conference specifically designed for Technology and IT Directors.

This is where you can come to learn about Networking, Filtering, Firewalls, Moodle Setup, Google Apps Scripting . . .

This conference is NOT for everyone.  It is for people who have a technical interest in making technology happen in our schools.

When?   March 15 & 16   (Registration Deadline is March 8)
Where?  Ames Middle School in Ames, IA (3915 Mortensen Road)

Here is a list of some of the topics included:
  • Google Technical Deployment and Google Dashboard
  • Google Apps Scripting
  • Filtering and Firewalls
  • Networking (both Basic and Advanced)
  • Moodle Setup, Management, and Modification
  • Virtualization
  • Bring Your Own Desktop panel discussion
  • Deploying Netbooks
  • Deploying Chromebooks
  • iOS Management
  • Apple Lion Server Management and Imaging
  • Wireless solutions
  • School Web site products
  • Open Source Tools
  • How Students Can Provide Technical Support
  • Department of Ed session on SIF integration
  • How to Select Projectors and other A/V Equipment
Here is the grid for the many sessions. Click on the graphic to make it larger to read.  If you want a .pdf version, you can click here for a link to the actual grid of sessions.
Cost
  • ITEC member (1 day)                $65
  • ITEC member (2 days)            $125
  • Non-ITEC member (1 day)        $90
  • Non-ITEC member (2 days)    $150
  • Students                                    $10
Sound interesting?  This is the first of its kind in the state of Iowa.  Come be part of history and build technology skills that you can use immediately.

Friday, March 18, 2011

My Blackberry is NOT Working!

Wondering how the OLDER generation (is that us Baby Boomers? . . .  couldn't be) is interpreting the digital revolution? Here is a video by Ronnie Corbett (The One Ronnie) that provides a fruit stand perspective to out digital world:





What do you think? Did they hit it on the noggin?