New Edugeek Users - Introduce yourself here :)

[elsiegee40]

Hi I'm Lucy and an IT Tech for a small MAT in London boroughs Sutton/Croydon.

 

Lots of Fixed and Portable devices to cover along with their users >u<

 

Welcome to EduGeek Lucy

Edited October 13, 2022 by elsiegee40

[hallb15]

@Lucy_B

[mikeprice]

They’re not proper hobhobs if they are calorie free!! What does calorie free hobnob even mean!?!?

They are indeed the king legend of all biscuits and should have chocolate on the top and can survive dunking in a good honest cup of tea nom nom [emoji39]

 

Part of the thrill of dunking is the peril of getting the timing sufficient to soak the biscuit but removing it before the structure becomes too soft to support the weight of the biscuit

 

And I do not support the dunking of chocolate biscuits

 

although I think that was due to watching a friend at University dunking Mars bars in out coffee breaks from labs and slowly sucking the chocolate off

 

disgusting exhibition

 

(the women in our group were always fascinated for some reason!!!)

 

 

no wonder he ended up as the vicar at a public school!!!!

[michael2k6]

Hi there Edugeekers,

 

I'm back. It's great to see some familiar names still posting and active on the forum. I previously worked for (Serco) Advanced Learning, then Impero, before leaving edtech for a few years.

I'm shortly returning full time as Director of IT and Data Services for a MAT, and I'm really excited to be returning. I've worked in a secondary sixth academy before and also at a small MAT, but it's been a good few years so I'm here catching up.

 

I'll look forward to catching some of you in person at events, don't be shy!

 

Michael

[elsiegee40]

Hi there Edugeekers,

 

I'm back. It's great to see some familiar names still posting and active on the forum. I previously worked for (Serco) Advanced Learning, then Impero, before leaving edtech for a few years.

I'm shortly returning full time as Director of IT and Data Services for a MAT, and I'm really excited to be returning. I've worked in a secondary sixth academy before and also at a small MAT, but it's been a good few years so I'm here catching up.

 

I'll look forward to catching some of you in person at events, don't be shy!

 

Michael

 

Welcome back

[archiebaitup]

Hi all - I'm Archie, IT Technician at Shoreham Academy, part of the United Learning Multi Academy Trust.

 

Myself, and my three colleagues look after around 800 desktops, 400 laptops and 800 chromebooks, across 1700 students and 200 staff.

We're running UniFi Wireless, HP Switches, HP Hosts running HyperV, HikVision cameras and NVR and a Panasonic NS1000 Phone System.

[6Foot2]

Hi, Archie.

 

[ujala]

hi

i am a network manager in colege.hello to all

[Dos_Box]

hi

i am a network manager in colege.hello to all

 

Hi Ujala and welcome

[RedwayNetworks_Michael]

Im not really new as ive been around the forum for a few years now however ive never introduced myself and we recently became a sponsor on the forum.

 

I work in Sales (everybody runs) and specialise in Networking and Wireless.

 

Passionate about what i do and IT in general im here to help and also learn from other users.

 

i see myself as an EDU Geek

[north-ict]

Hi All,

 

Feel like I need to say hi again as I been MIA for a while since I last got on here I have changed jobs twice going from a primary school to a secondary to now another secondary school. Hope you all have been keeping well!

[jtwigg]

Howdy

 

- - - Updated - - -

 

Welcome

[Mixed]

IT Tech based in London, an Independent school.

 

Two years in the Job, no background in IT before here apart from personal interests.

 

Recently became the sole IT Tech after a colleague moved on and they have decided I am capable on my own.

 

EduGeek has saved me multiple times and given me insights into other educational facilities, which I am yet to experience having only worked in one school - Thanks for all your help guys!!

[elsiegee40]

welcome all

[Dos_Box]

Hi everyone

[jtwigg]

Welcome everyone

[Harbix]

Hi everyone,

am an IT Tech based in Mauritius

[elsiegee40]

Hi everyone,

am an IT Tech based in Mauritius

 

Are you trying to make us jealous with your location? You have succeeded

 

[vikpaw]

everybody

[Cymraeg]

Hello!

 

Longtime lurker but also longtime admirer of the forums.

Got into my first edutech job back in October after being a call centre skivvy for many years and I'm loving it!

[hallb15]

@Cymraeg

[985ach]

Hi All,

 

An Ash here.

After numerous attempts of trying to remember my old account password I gave up and made a new one (and username).

 

Pretty sure email is registered to my old place of workings so I can't do an emailed password reset (and I left there 8 years ago now)

 

Been loitering under the new user for a while with no real need to post comments or look at 2post minimum locked threads till today

 

Anyway hi again

[elsiegee40]

Hi All,

 

An Ash here.

After numerous attempts of trying to remember my old account password I gave up and made a new one (and username).

 

Pretty sure email is registered to my old place of workings so I can't do an emailed password reset (and I left there 8 years ago now)

 

Been loitering under the new user for a while with no real need to post comments or look at 2post minimum locked threads till today

 

Anyway hi again

 

Welcome back. If you contact @ZeroHour with what you remember of your old account, he can find it and merge it with your new one. It will help him to deal with another orphaned account as well as boosting your rep

[985ach]

Thanks for the info - I shall work on making myself whole again

Although I don't think my previous account had that much rep to it either but if it helps keep things tidy then it's worth doing

[Liquids]

Hello

 

IT Apprentice doing my level 4 network engineering course.

 

My old network manager suggested edugeek for me and its good to lurk and read how people try to resolve issues, it has definitely helped me.