GrumbleDook Posted April 24, 2007 Posted April 24, 2007 It's that time again. The survey on the site has now changed. We are looking for the number of *curriculum* laptops you maintain ... those used by students. This could be classroom banks of laptops, you might run a Laptops for Students scheme or be part of the eLearning Foundation. For those of you who haven't spotted it already these surveys are allowed to run until we have around 300 responses. If everyone can put their answer in we can get onto the next one. I'll make the next one a little less sensible too!
webman Posted April 24, 2007 Posted April 24, 2007 Kids? Laptops? Recipe for disaster. We loan one out to kids who can't write with a pen as and when required and that's it.
MkII Posted April 24, 2007 Posted April 24, 2007 Yeah - why isn't there a zero for us 'sensible' schools
bossman Posted April 24, 2007 Posted April 24, 2007 mark: he!he! "sensible" (I like that word very much) Ummmmmmmm let me think (clunk grind whirrrr) i think you could be 100% right with this one.
Jake Posted April 24, 2007 Posted April 24, 2007 Same here as Webman, we dont have any which are specifically *for* students, we occassionally loan one out if someone has a broken wrist, or in some cases very heavily dyslexic students will use one for a lesson to do their work on instead of writing.
ICTNUT Posted April 24, 2007 Posted April 24, 2007 None here but there is no option for zero on the poll
ThatBoringBloke Posted April 24, 2007 Posted April 24, 2007 Aaaaargh! Laptops and kids! 8O About 25 here, but they are slowly becoming obsolete (hurray!). When I first started here we had almost 100 laptops for students, suprisingly they have retired!
Ric_ Posted April 24, 2007 Posted April 24, 2007 All these complaining that there is no zero, you add it and they don't vote!
webman Posted April 24, 2007 Posted April 24, 2007 I'd already voted for 1-9 However, due to a bug in the module I could vote for 0 when I get home...
localzuk Posted April 24, 2007 Posted April 24, 2007 I'm working hard to get rid of the few we have left. Old, slow and falling to bits. Although, a couple of the SEN kids have them for their work and they will be keeping theirs.
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