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The College is looking to appoint an IT Technician to join a team of enthusiastic and highly skilled technicians in supporting and maintaining the College network and equipment. Reigate College has a network of about 1800 Windows 7 Computers, 200 systems running Mac OS X and an assortment of tablets and portable devices. We have about 2500 users. The main network runs as a single Active Directory Domain, built on Microsoft Windows 2008-2012 and a VMWare Infrastructure. Email is hosted on Microsoft Office 365, with external iCritical Mail filtering. Antivirus protection is provided by Sophos. The core network operates over fibre and uses largely HP Procurve switches, with Cat5 to desktop. Wireless connectivity is provided by a Ruckus system. External connectivity is a 1GB link, with security provided by Watchguard firewalls. Students and staff have remote access to their files, email and other learning resources. Training will be available for a candidate who has the relevant aptitude and experience, although experience working with Apple Macs (particularly networking with Active Directory integration) is highly desirable. Some early starts or evening work may be required on occasions. The post is full-time, 52 weeks per year. The hours of work are from 8.00 am to 4.00 pm, Monday to Friday and the salary is from £19,461 - £22,335 per annum, including Reigate College Allowance. Candidates are asked to complete the Support Staff application form and return it to the Personnel Officer as soon as possible, but no later than 9.00 a.m. on Monday 13th November 2017. In completing their supporting statement, candidates are asked to indicate the particular strengths and experiences they would bring to the post. IT Technician | reigate college --- Please feel free to contact me here with any questions.

The College is looking to appoint a suitably qualified person to manage the network systems across multiple campuses and to lead a team of enthusiastic and highly skilled technicians who support over 3,500 end users. You will be responsible for procurement and will plan the development of the network infrastructure. You will be able to deploy new technology at server, network and desktop levels and be responsible for license agreements. The post is full-time, 52 weeks per year. The hours of work are from 8.00 am to 4.00 pm, Monday to Friday and the salary is from £39,682 to £49,313 per annum, including the Reigate College Allowance. Candidates are asked to complete the Support Staff application form and return it to the Personnel Officer as soon as possible, but no later than 9.00 a.m. on Monday 13th November 2017. In completing their supporting statement, candidates are asked to indicate the particular strengths and experiences they would bring to the post. Associate Director of IT Systems | reigate college -- This is my job, I'm leaving education after 14 long years in the saddle. Please feel free to contact/DM me here with any additional questions.

We're looking to expand our team! Full details and application form can be found at the website below: IT Technician | reigate college Ash Farbrother, Associate Director of IT Services Reigate College

One of my team has defected to database development, therefore I'm looking for fresh blood! Full details of the job are here. Closing date is the 21st of October. Don't forget to mention in the application that you saw the job on EduGeek, as it means I have an idea of how effective posting this was. Good luck!

Been playing around with the online demo of this and have been quite impressed, especially for the price point you're selling at. One thing that interests me is the custom fields. Is there a way a custom field could be defined as either a drop-down list or a radio button? The main reason I ask is that our current (elderly, homemade, abandonware) Ticketing system has a drop down list of locations, and also request sub-type (Software, Hardware, etc). Is the ability to define custom fields in that way something that's in the pipeline or easily doable? Or even a way to tie the location into the Asset tracking side? Many thanks in advance, definitely interested in this product but obviously want to see if some of the existing features we're used to can be replicated in your system.

I've got 10 Invites for Spotify cached. Anyone wants one, drop me a PM with an e-mail address. Like the meerkat says... 'Simples!'

Unable to connect here, unless i'm doing something particularly muppet-headed. Which, y'know, isn't beyond the realms of possibility...

Build quality is a case of 'cheap and cheerful', It's solid, but neither it nor the remote are going to win any major design awards, but y'know, they work. It has one LED on it. It's Red in Standby and Green when on. It was absolutely diamond over christmas, combining it with 720p MP4 files aquired via Get iPlayer Automator... Christmas TV Never looked so good!

I picked one of these up: Buy a Hisense 1080p HD TV Media Player (LAN UPnP, HDMI, Optical Audio Output, USB Port), #MP800H_Blue - eXpansys UK I'm sure there are slightly more graceful solutions out there but at the end of the day this costs £60 and plays damn near everything you can throw at it. Even plays VIDEO_TS folders from DVDs with proper menu support. HDMI output and optical output. I regularly use it to play back 720/1080 video files. Supports multiple audio tracks and subtitles. I usually run all my media off a memory stick or a nice portable 320GB drive I picked up. It does support DLNA/etc via its built in ethernet port but I've just never got round to trying that. El Reg review is here: Hisense 1080p Media Player ? Register Hardware

Definitely up for it. May even try to drag the Senior Tech with me, if the powers that be think they can survive with two techs. Chorley eh? That's somewhere up north...

Or indeed, Aberdeen.

Can't remember if I ever posted this before but i'm Greebo T Cat on XBL. Currently I can be found running around FarCry2 being an ass with a sniper rifle.

Second this, I have wonderful things about Gower, keep meaning to visit there. Of course, if you're retiring to Wales you want to be careful you don't end up here. Plenty of coastline, true... but some pesky weather balloons.

So I mentioned this advert to numerous people at the Edugeek stand on friday. I was reminded to post about it here as everyone would have forgotten about it by then. BUT NO! If i'm not allowed to forget it, neither will any of you be. Behold the horror, the utter drudgery that is Microsoft Songsmith! And for Added pleasure, what happens when you feet it some vocals from a real song.

Highlight of the BETT show this year is a toss up between time spent chatting on the Edugeek stand with Dos_Box, Zerohour and others, and the time spent on Lenovos stand blagging some of their A4 'notebooks'. Easily the coolest freebie I've encountered in my few years going to the BETT show. Was mildly disturbed at ZeroHours ability to apply every new technological breakthrough to the further development of porn...