New Edugeek Users - Introduce yourself here :)

[ICTDirect_Dave]

Hi Guys! Welcome aboard!

 

Let me know if you guys ever need any help

[datar]

Hi.

 

I used to be a member on Edugeek awhile ago when I used to volunteer for two high schools in Blackpool, Montgomery High School and Baines School and Sixth Form.

 

Since then I have been out of the loop with IT having a tonsillitis for a good few months and now that I am back in work again. I hope to be an active and a contributing member.

 

~Kyle

[elsiegee40]

Welcome Lucy and welcome back Kyle...

[Baxtercr]

Hi everyone.

 

I'm Chris.

 

I connected because im interested in Sims and looking for help integrating with it.

[elsiegee40]

Hi everyone.

 

I'm Chris.

 

I connected because im interested in Sims and looking for help integrating with it.

 

Hello and welcome to edugeek

 

There is plenty of SIMS experience on here... start your thread and get asking

[StevieTSS]

Hi all

 

I'm Steven. I started working in Education @ 6 months ago after too many years working as a data analyst in the financial sector. It's been a steep learning curve so far, I think i'm starting to get my head around what SIMs can do but i'm sure there is so much more to it. Looking forward to being able to share ideas and grumble about the frustrations with like minded edugeeks..

[Stone_Liz]

Hi @StevieTSS,

 

Welcome to EduGeek

[Matty94]

Hi everyone,

 

I'm Matty. I joined because I'm interested working in education as an IT Technician and hope to meet other technicians.

[elsiegee40]

Hi everyone,

 

I'm Matty. I joined because I'm interested working in education as an IT Technician and hope to meet other technicians.

 

Hello and welcome! Rest assured that there are thousands of IT technicians here, many of whom work in education like you!

[sparkeh]

Hello everyone new

[witch]

And hello from me, too...

[fiza]

Hello and welcome to the community.

 

[vk42]

Hello Everyone,

 

Myself Vijay from Bangalore, India.

 

Cheers.

[Rawns]

to you all!

[Waerdnotte]

Hi

 

My name's Adam. I'm a "technical manager" at an Exeter primary school , managing their IT infrastructure, delivering their ICT curriculum, and making sure anything technical does what it's meant to do! Presently evaluating the future of the ICT curriculum, looking at how to maintain the school's IT with little or no money, and running the school's film club (just watched Oz the Great & Powerful - AWESOME!)

[elsiegee40]

Hi

 

My name's Adam. I'm a "technical manager" at an Exeter primary school , managing their IT infrastructure, delivering their ICT curriculum, and making sure anything technical does what it's meant to do! Presently evaluating the future of the ICT curriculum, looking at how to maintain the school's IT with little or no money, and running the school's film club (just watched Oz the Great & Powerful - AWESOME!)

 

Welcome to edugeek. I like the job title; that neatly covers "fixing everything with a plug on it"!

[giraffeonastick]

Hello all,

 

Some founders may remember / know me - years back I was indiegirl on previous versions of EduGeek. I see things have come a long way!

 

I no longer work in education, but I've just signed up to help (more fool me) my local school redo their website, and I am hoping there is someone on here from East Renfrewshire (I've moved a long way north from my original stamping ground of Buckinghamshire) who could answer some questions. I see that the Scotland forum is very thin on the ground...

 

GOAS

[elsiegee40]

Hello all,

 

Some founders may remember / know me - years back I was indiegirl on previous versions of EduGeek. I see things have come a long way!

 

I no longer work in education, but I've just signed up to help (more fool me) my local school redo their website, and I am hoping there is someone on here from East Renfrewshire (I've moved a long way north from my original stamping ground of Buckinghamshire) who could answer some questions. I see that the Scotland forum is very thin on the ground...

 

GOAS

 

Welcome back... it's hard to stay away

[Dos_Box]

Hello all,

 

Some founders may remember / know me - years back I was indiegirl on previous versions of EduGeek. I see things have come a long way!

 

I no longer work in education, but I've just signed up to help (more fool me) my local school redo their website, and I am hoping there is someone on here from East Renfrewshire (I've moved a long way north from my original stamping ground of Buckinghamshire) who could answer some questions. I see that the Scotland forum is very thin on the ground...

 

GOAS

 

I remember you! Do you want your old account back? I'm sure we have it in a cupboard somewhere!

[giraffeonastick]

Ahh, my old account? Nah, it can stay with the BBCs and the Acorns, gathering dust :-D

[solidchrome]

I've been lurking here a while so its time I said hello

 

Have been in IT since 1995 and moved to Ireland ten years ago but was made redundant in 2010. Couldn't find work so completed a Comptia A+ course and an Open University course on MSAD and Networking and am now the sole ICT Tech in a secondary school but its only a work placement scheme. Next year we are moving to Norfolk, England to be near family.

 

 

Anyway..Hi everyone!

[fiza]

@solidchrome

[dcsdne]

David M

Minden Nevada, USA

Network Engineer and IT MacGyver for a small K12.

[vikpaw]

David M

Minden Nevada, USA

Network Engineer and IT MacGyver for a small K12.

 

"IT MacGyver" - I like it

all the :sign4:s and lurkers ; welcome back to the oldies

[Stone_Liz]

Hi

 

My name's Adam. I'm a "technical manager" at an Exeter primary school , managing their IT infrastructure, delivering their ICT curriculum, and making sure anything technical does what it's meant to do! Presently evaluating the future of the ICT curriculum, looking at how to maintain the school's IT with little or no money, and running the school's film club (just watched Oz the Great & Powerful - AWESOME!)

 

 

Hi Adam,

 

Welcome to EduGeek