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Though I would also share this in this subject incase the question has already / not been asked relating to migrating away from a CC3 Server to Vanilla / 'a' another... http://www.edugeek.net/forums/network-classroom-management/77222-software-migration-cc3-another-provider.html
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Software migration from CC3 to 'a' another provider
AndrewC replied to AndrewC's topic in Network and Classroom Management
in reference to my previous post i would like to thank Paul Levett of Levett Consultancy for helping resolve this as well as contributing members to edugeek - it has saved a lot of hassle for many, many schools. -
Software migration from CC3 to 'a' another provider
AndrewC replied to AndrewC's topic in Network and Classroom Management
Here is a response from Microsoft received: "Schools own the licenses under Select, and don't have to buy them again, so moving away from CC3/4 will not impact on the validity of any perpetual licensing. If schools are licensed under the RM schools agreement then again, moving away from CC3/4 has no impact - but the school will continue to need to pay annual subscription via RM, or another reseller, if they want to continue using the software. So in summary schools do not need to buy again if they are using select licences." So a lit more clarity on this and handy to know, hopefully those looking into such systems will find this useful and procure licences directly from an OEM partner or any VL agreement (naace for example) where it doesn't tie any relations to one partner -
Software migration from CC3 to 'a' another provider
AndrewC replied to AndrewC's topic in Network and Classroom Management
EES is very cost effective when replacing a significant quantity of equipment at the same time :-) -
Software migration from CC3 to 'a' another provider
AndrewC replied to AndrewC's topic in Network and Classroom Management
Love the small print, fingers crossed there's an amicable solution round this as enough budgeting around cuts is hard enough let alone being told to re-purchase what they already have! -
I have a question from a consortia of schools in relation to software licensing and on their behalf looking for advice. They are moving away from CC3s networks to a Vanilla based platform but have encountered confusion from RM that they would need to re-purchase all of their software including Office, RM Maths etc...? Can this be dictated or are the reasons to why these licences are not owned by the school?
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How about integrated desks for full multimedia edditing and green screen? If you couple it with something like Meru (single chanel and fewer APs required) you would have the density to stream HD video to wireless clients like Ipads and so on.... IPTV...? I suppose its based around limitations?? Room purposes etc..?
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Implementing a 1 to 1 Laptop Scheme
AndrewC commented on Innovativescholar's blog entry in Innovativescholar's Blog
Fantastic blog - this is the bible of 1:1 schemes of how they should and can run! These are the same practices that we follow as a 1:1 scheme provider, without SMT and staff buy-ins ti the use of the laptops it will not succeed. -
Your Twitter Username
AndrewC replied to hardtailstar's topic in Tweeting Geeks's Tweeting Geeks Topics
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Sorry :-( Wondered where the other registered user was! ..
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8 weeks left and its already been emailed to me twice today! http://www.speedysanta.com/santa_base.swf ... ROFL
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Haha.. As its been soooo long I will get two :-) Has your mobile# changed in the last year(s)??
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Kim ole stranger! Congrats on that one mate! Hope to see you at the BETT dinner?
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Undead Commodore 64 comes back for Christmas ? The Register ...Classic!
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Hi Kim + Russ, I pulled the short straw for the Saturday (arrive Thursday) so I am on the pack down rather than the build. If you wanted a sneak peak before the doors open, pop onto the stand and ask for Daley and say you have the unfortunate circumstances of knowing me and he will happily provide you with a tour Kim - its definately been too long! Hope to catch up with you during the week for that coffee!
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Hi all, Thought I would share our blog with the EduGeek community - a sneak peek at our stand and behind the scenes photos... please feel free to contribute! Have a great show Edit: *Apologies Dos_Box* Andy
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Infrastructuer Surgery - 6th Nov 09
AndrewC replied to AndrewC's topic in London Grid for Learning (LGfL)
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Hi, Not sure if this is the right location of not (would welcome anyone shaking the finger at me and pointing me the right direction!) There is an infrastructure surgery event taking place on 6th November, details can be found on cms.lgfl.net - Other Events or FREE Infrastructure Surgery: How to solve your data challenges where a consortia of manufacturers are on hand to provide assistance with data storage (SAN from Hitachi), Aruba (managed wireless and MESH solutions) and VMware virtualisation (Ergo). The open forum and event is being held at Hitachi's London office on Liverpool street, full details and registration forms can be located from either webpage. .. refreshments provided!
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Hello all, Has anyone tried the new version of americas army? Its a free game.. although be it a 3GB download! amermicasarmy. com Big fan of previous versions but dont like this one - too much lie BF2!
