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Hey up.

 

Another female. Another non-geek. You are going to be overrun (albeit very, very slowly...)

 

I'm a parent governor at a Special school. We have no geek. We are geekless.

 

We manage (from what I can tell) by putting up with some truly rubbish software, because it is all via a single supplier so no arguments about who supports what thing, and by never updating *anything* if we can possibly help it.

 

We're about to update a pile of stuff.

 

I am off now to go look at profile settings and see how to put something along the lines of "I am not a geek, please be nice to me" at the bottom of all my posts... There may be a few of them.

Posted
Hey up.

 

Another female. Another non-geek. You are going to be overrun (albeit very, very slowly...)

 

I'm a parent governor at a Special school. We have no geek. We are geekless.

 

We manage (from what I can tell) by putting up with some truly rubbish software, because it is all via a single supplier so no arguments about who supports what thing, and by never updating *anything* if we can possibly help it.

 

We're about to update a pile of stuff.

 

I am off now to go look at profile settings and see how to put something along the lines of "I am not a geek, please be nice to me" at the bottom of all my posts... There may be a few of them.

 

You want to go here to edit your signature: http://www.edugeek.net/profile.php?do=editsignature

 

See! We're helping already ;)

Posted
Hey up.

 

Another female. Another non-geek. You are going to be overrun (albeit very, very slowly...)

 

I'm a parent governor at a Special school. We have no geek. We are geekless.

 

We manage (from what I can tell) by putting up with some truly rubbish software, because it is all via a single supplier so no arguments about who supports what thing, and by never updating *anything* if we can possibly help it.

 

We're about to update a pile of stuff.

 

I am off now to go look at profile settings and see how to put something along the lines of "I am not a geek, please be nice to me" at the bottom of all my posts... There may be a few of them.

 

Welcome to EduGeek @redhed ! You'll find what you need here for sure. Cheers, Col and the VeryPC team

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Hi All,

 

Just signed up today. I'm an Exams Officer at a school. They keep me in a cupboard and feed me puzzles to solve, with data on Sims, on a regular basis to keep me quiet. Sometimes I need a pointer or two.

 

Am I a Geek? I admit to having a bit of coding experiance, in a past life. For those old enough to remember, object code patches for ICL ME29 machines and have used a machine running George 3.

 

Maybe a bit Geeky!

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Hello All,

 

I have been signed up for a while and creeping around the forums but only just got around to posting here. I am a ICT Network Administrator in a 2 form entry primary school down in rainy Cornwall. Already found mainy useful forums on here and hoping I might be able to help people back.

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Posted

Hello All,

 

My name is Alex, Im a newbie but love talking tech,

 

I'm Essex, but not orange ;)

 

I'm pleased to be here and I look forward to talking to you all soon.

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Hello All,

 

My name is Alex, Im a newbie but love talking tech,

 

I'm Essex, but not orange ;)

 

I'm pleased to be here and I look forward to talking to you all soon.

 

Welcome Alex! Cheers, Col and all at VeryPC.

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Hello I'm Glory (think the Buffy the Vampire Slayer hell goddess). I was an IT teacher, I'm now doing my MSc in Advanced Computing at the University of Kent. I aspire to all things geekage and intend (eventually) to head back to the classroom in some form or other. Possibly not to kiddies, possibly not full time, possibly not as a "teacher". But I miss doing the teaching.

 

I kinda know bits of Java, Javascript, want to learn PHP (in a hurry), Ruby and Python are next on the list of things to do. Oh and I'm a security freak. Anything hacky or stoppy-hacky I'm there with bells on.

 

And it turns out I went to Uni with someone who worked with ZeroHour. Who I met yesterday at BETT.

 

Small world!

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Hello to all, geeks, non-geeks, females and males alike!

Not sure your sig will help @Ali-Edge as the geeks are speaking English to the best of their ability I'm afraid :)

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Hi ICT Co-ordinator and part time techy mmm is that the right way round ...anyway work at a primary school in Gloucester ..

 

:welcome: Welcome to edugeek :welcome:

 

I hope you are in a dry part of the city... my grandfather used to live there and the flood water was a problem.

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thankfully yes a dry part...in fact if this part were to be flooded, I would expect Noah to float past :)

 

I am in a similar location... surrounded by Kentish floods again, but up on our hill we stay dry.

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Welcome! =]

 

No "right way round" in that job - intertwining both is the key!

 

Agree still trying to find a job descriptor that best describes everything I do :)

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Hi - Matt here!

 

Been working for an Academy in the Midlands as an IT Techie for nearly five and a half years (or as I describe my non-IT literate mates: "telling school kids to turn PCs off and on again"). Been lurking for a while, thought I'd get stuck in!

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:welcome: :sign4:s , be ye boys, girls, geeks, non-geeks, teachers, manglement and even :lurk:ers - have some :tea: and enjoy the EG :party:

big wave to anyone that met us at #BETT2014 and has since signed up, hope you got some free :pizza:

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