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So a pilot then? so they've thrown it away and started again, again. They're so tied to their own legacy, they're too afraid to do the sensible thing and create a new system from scratch. Same reason as to why Promethean ActivInspire still lingers like a bad smell too.

Enterprise Enroll them, and then basically yes, you're away. Like said above keep OUs for users and devices seperate from each other.

SBB at it again. This is absolutely embarrassing, again. Right in the middle of exam season too, where we are running AEN accessibility in the middle of it all. Almost as embarrasing as their website being listed as unsafe by Google last week too. I'm looking forward to our contract ending with them.

Libertarian ponzi scheme, more like.

I definitely wouldn't want to try running on a beta!

This is the final series isn't it? I hear that the studio space has been handed over to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy reboot thats supposed to be filming soon!

Not that I'm aware of. What monitoring software do you use?

Traditionally this is very true, but we've been taught to accept paying for betas over the years with "early access"

Is this real, and functioning or is it another mock up where none of the links worked and we weren't allowed to click on things like SIMS Primary at the last BETT they attended?

This might be more helpful https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/1059252?hl=en-GB#:~:text=Let%20only%20certain%20people%20sign%20in%20to%20your%20Chromebook&text=Select%20Settings%20.-,In%20the%20'Security%20and%20Privacy'%20section%2C%20select%20Manage%20other,remove%20accounts%20from%20this%20list.

The way things are going, I'd be tempted to have an old "feature" phone, and then buy a click wheel iPod with 5G built in, paid for via some kind of Apple Music sub, that had integrated AirPods in device. A bit like the Mighty for Spotify, but good.

Settings > Accounts > Security and privacy > Manager other people Turn off guest browsing Turn on Restrict sign in to the following users:

Totally at their end from what I can tell.

Honestly? This shouldn't have a single thing to do with you!

We have MyConcern. Works well for us.

This very feature was available 15 years ago, and was called "SIMS Web Parts" or "SIMS Learning Gateway Web Parts" and it would just plug into a SharePoint server. But it also included a lot more than just register.

So was SIMS Primary/SIMS 8 and was the web based predecessor to SIMS Primary/SIMS 8 in some primary schools in Ireland... Any screenshots available? Does anyone know who these primary school are as well? I'm not sure I've bumped into anyone whose piloted anything for SIMS in the last 7/8 years.

I am absolutely shooketh! SHOOKETH TO THE CORE! :lol:

This is taking as long as cloud based SIMS!

No they don't. Chromebooks can have shortcuts created that deliver the website or PWA. All you need is a URL. In fact, that is the encouraged route now, they're trying to move away from the Chrome Web Store being the point of access.

Not seeing or hearing any reports of this today ourselves!

...errr.... "Primary Information Technology Assistant"

As I've always said, if people are resistant to change, then education is not the place for them. It's the only profession where people think they can stomp their feet at changes in software and hardware. If you worked in any other role and they changed their customer management system, people trying to stop the change would be told if they didn't want to use it, they had an opportunity to leave. We've got a bunch of things we want to announce to our staff in regards to change in the near future. They're being told in advance as a courtesy and so they're used to the idea - not as a chance for them to push back.

I honestly thought McColl's was a branding/franchisee like SPAR or Nisa...

Fortigate is good, but... Netsweeper...