Rachael

At this point, it could be all of the above. We are looking at a BYOD scheme and the device has yet to be decided on, It could well be just a true bring the device you actually own already setup. I would expect that the students would be using some kind of tablet though either running Win 8 or an iPad.

Hi there, We are looking for a screen share application (like displaynote) which will is internet hosted. We love the idea of DisplayNote but there are some problems with having the teaching pc's on the same wireless network as the student's own mobile devices. We don't really want to go down the Apple TV route as we would rather go for a software solution which is not tied down to one platform (Apple). Things like Air Server look good too, but again that requires the teaching machine to stream content to the students mobile devices which would need to be on the same network. What I'm looking for is an internet based product which students and teachers could connect to in the same way. Does anyone have any ideas?

I don't think it really makes that much difference, I have a 2.1 hons degree in computing and information systems and I started as a ICT technician in Bristol/South last year after leaving uni. The thing is, there is a lot of competition out there right now 50 applicants applied for my position and they interviewed five. The five people that came to the interview (including myself) were all either already working as ICT technicians or had just left uni with a relevant degree like myself.

Takes me about 25mins in the car, but I really enjoy the drive in.

I said the exact same thing, although I suppose they'd have to fork out extra money and pay for the 3G service. At least we now have a guest wifi for visitors.

Our library bought 10 kindles, I setup a transparent proxy which the kindles could connect to fine but when it came to HTTPS this is where it failed. The kindles can browse the web using the experimental web browser they have but they cannot connect to the Amazon store, or send the login details to download books. So at the moment the kindles have to be taken off site to download the books, joy! I wish Amazon had just allowed proxy settings to be configured on the Kindles.

Just a update, we found that some of our users permissions to their app data folder wasn't quite right, fixing this stopped the search provider error corruption box from appearing again. Woop!

I was just wondering what settings and which policy you set to get it to stop popping up? I've got the new IE8 ADM Templates but I haven't been able to work out how to stop it.