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Well I am now in a new office (moved in with the techies) and the wall are all very bare. They are all a lovely almost white colour but the only thing on them is the Map of Online Communities from Spring/Summer 2010.

 

I can print A1, A0 and even up to 3 meters long so size is not so much of an issue, I just need some inspiration on what to put up, I like the idea of some lovely abstract tech stuff and some subtle funny references. I just can't seem to find any I like so I though I would tap the collective wisdom and see what the fellow edugeek community suggests.

 

Just have the feeling that I need to get something up on these walls to make it a bit nicer :-)

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And a 404 for Monday mornings ;)

 

How about large maps of the school with details of what is where? (Switches, cabinets, wifi points etc etc). Funked up a bit of course so it doesn't look too dull! :)

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I think i also need some pretty images. Loving all of these but I cannot have the whole room full of jokes........or can I

Of course you can. You're the cynical IT techie :p

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These images will be going up soon, we have decided that any that could offend users will be on the back of the door as A4 printouts to help us giggle before we leave the office

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"Why is there a 0 Ohm resistor"

Y'know.. To someone that doesn't know a great about electricity besides "It hurts sometimes".. That's a valid question. Why is there a 0 Ohm resistor?

 

Google/Wikipedia to the rescue!

Apparently it's so that auto-assembly machines can put wires onto PCB's. It's not actually a resistor.. Just shaped like one so that machines can hold it properly.

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I have a 1.5m square map of our school that i have put together in photoshop from various surveyors plans that i got my hands on to make a nice full school map and then put the location of all the cabs and access points. Doing one for the premises team with all fire call points/smoke alarm/bells as well.
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I've been a sysadmin on and off for the last 15 years... Why have I not heard of Abigail's Oath?

 

This is going on my wall. Right. Now.

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we have decided that any that could offend users will be on the back of the door as A4 printouts to help us giggle before we leave the office

 

Can you post those on here please?

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I have a 1.5m square map of our school that i have put together in photoshop from various surveyors plans that i got my hands on to make a nice full school map and then put the location of all the cabs and access points. Doing one for the premises team with all fire call points/smoke alarm/bells as well.

 

 

Hmm.. this sounds like a good idea!

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Hmm.. this sounds like a good idea!

 

Its great, means that if there is no wifi in an area we can see where the nearest access point is and go from there.

 

Also just doing one for cctv cameras and also adding fire extinguishers and fuse boards on to the premises one for there wall.

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We have a similar system of electronic maps that I create and print off as the need arises.

Very handy when we had our fire alarm services this past half term as I could give the engineer a copy of the map with the call points that are on the primary fire system highlighted so he knew which ones his mate would be able to silence from the panel (The joys of having 6 fire panels!!!)

 

Once you have a site plan the walls just get covered with different versions. If I had enough room I'd stick up a 40" TV and just have a scrolling display of all the different maps.

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Its great, means that if there is no wifi in an area we can see where the nearest access point is and go from there.

 

Also just doing one for cctv cameras and also adding fire extinguishers and fuse boards on to the premises one for there wall.

 

We have a similar system of electronic maps that I create and print off as the need arises.

Very handy when we had our fire alarm services this past half term as I could give the engineer a copy of the map with the call points that are on the primary fire system highlighted so he knew which ones his mate would be able to silence from the panel (The joys of having 6 fire panels!!!)

 

Once you have a site plan the walls just get covered with different versions. If I had enough room I'd stick up a 40" TV and just have a scrolling display of all the different maps.

 

Don't have a template/ image of one I could get some inspiration from?

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