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To be fair it removes the outdated OS cyber security risk and replaces it with the unsupported, built with unknown tools and almost untested driver cyber security risks instead

Sadly the fail over for Schoolsbroadband only covers physical network issues, any thing logical is not fault tolerent.

@Zedster1974-MGS is not wrong their is the potential for an excelent product, however in my experiance its not used. This is a tool that needs the staff to plan for it in a number of ways, from the practical issues of having it in place and charged to having the way it is going to be included in the lesson plan and training for both the staff and the student. Sadly I dont see this happening in most schools.

I personally dont see the point it's £4k a year to have a student in a teams meeting, but with worse feed back potential. if the student does not want to be on camera you can turn off their web cam or have it pointing at an avatar that can indicate the same three responses that the robot has or any other options up to a fullly interactive voice chat however, I have never been able to get a SENCO to agree with this. I would say the proof of my position is that we have two in a cupboard here but none in use.

I use FTTPs in five schools in the suburbs with no issues, the ISPs tell me that the busy times for homes is in the evenings and we have a burst capacity of 200% of the nominal capacity on a five minute average useage so we actually get better through put at busy times

We had an issue this summer with a couple of different printers where the new cards wher about 2mm shorter than the old ones so they where catching the ribbon and breaking it when it was reversing the card.

I have found the converters to be sometimes dodge for various reasons but if a rebuild fixes it I am not sure that this is your issue, unless you are moving the PC and reseating the converter.

Are you using DP to the board or are you converting to HDMI or VGA? We have found the converts to be dodgy on occasion

It is called single status and it assigned wages based on the content of the work rather than the traditional wage, so for example the team emptying bins used to get paid much more than the cleaners who filled the bins despite the similar work requirements because emptying bins is a traditionally male job and cleaning is a traditionally female job. This is how Birmingham went bankrupt, they had so many jobs that required the wages increasing that they could not afford it and kept putting it off. This process works with in an employer so LEA staff are grouped with the council but MAT staff are with the MAT, causing staff in neighbouring schools to be on widely different pay and conditions now.

We use Chromebook plus devices and they are great, they do cost the same as a decent laptop so there is no initial cost saving but the the TCO is much lower. We did run into issues with most Chromebook pluses being 16:10 and some of the staff hating this because it puts letterbox borders on the interactive screen especially if the initial slide is 16:9 where it does a double letterbox so you might want to test this out with the users before purchase.

GL Assessment, I have not managed this for a number of years but it used to be fairly simple

To be fair I have seen the same from humans, except they try to doge the blame or hide the issue. *Dodge*

We are Lightspeed, V3.4.3 apparently fixes the issue. I have not seen the isuse or the fix my self.

We have see this across the trust but it has been fixed by updating the filtering solution.

AWS is having a momont today, I don't know if they are connected but it is breaking LightSpeed filtering. We have no Youtube across all our sites.