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Senior IT Support Technician Salary: ILPS Range: 23 – 25 (£24,252 – £25,620 per annum), 52 Weeks, 36 hours per week Full Time, Permanent Required from: December 2015 Closing Date for Applications: 9am Friday 27th November 2015 We are seeking an ambitious individual for our IT Support Department for December 2015 or soon afterwards to lead third line support, carry out routine core network and infrastructure maintenance and provide elevated support to projects and rebuilds. Quintin Kynaston is a vibrant and diverse school in a highly desirable location in central London. We moved into a new £30 million state of the art building in January 2015. A new, experienced headteacher took up post in January 2014. Brand new, virtualised Hyper-V, Server 2012 R2, Win 8.1, SIMS.net environment. Google Apps, iOS, OS X and Chrome management skills a bonus. Senior IT Support Technician - Totaljobs.com Vacancies | Quintin Kynaston Job Description https://drive.google.com/a/qkacademy.net/file/d/0B8f8bS2lAN1bSHJzLVNCbzJmSlU/view?usp=sharing

newpersn - ping me an email to [email protected] Cheers.

We are looking to appoint a dynamic and enthusiastic Web/E-Learning Developer to join our evolving IT Support Team. Working alongside the Systems Manager, you will help develop the schools own integrated learning site using a range of platforms such as Google Apps, WordPress and iWeb, as well as maintain existing web content and social media. Experience of creating well structured, consistent web content is essential, with a good working knowledge of HTML5, CSS and JavaScript being desirable. Please provide links to any previous designs or portfolio work upon application. Employer: Rednock School Location: Dursley, Gloucestershire Salary: £20,858 pa Contract: Full Time and Permanent Closing Date: 31 October 2012 Rednock School - Foundation secondary school in Dursley, Gloucestershire

We are looking to appoint a forward thinking Senior IT Technician with experience to oversee the day to day running of IT Support in conjunction with the Systems Manager. With daily line management responsibility for two technicians, this role is focused on providing 3rd line support and further developing the schools extensive IT resources. Experience of large, single site networks is essential, alongside a comprehensive knowledge of Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2. Knowledge of Cisco networking products and VMware is also desirable. Employer: Rednock School Location: Dursley, Gloucestershire Salary: £25,472 pa Contract: Full Time and Permanent Closing Date: 31 October 2012 Rednock School - Foundation secondary school in Dursley, Gloucestershire

I completely agree with you on this one... I will rephrase my badly written post! The idea was conceived by a couple of chaps who had experience managing school IT infrastructure. The product has developed over several years with input coming via their forums and support desk, allowing educators to suggest features and changes. This on top of a stable product, makes it an ideal choice for what you are trying to achieve here and I am using the product to do just what is described.

I wouldn't use VNC - for me it allows too much access, even witht the client sat there idle. We use Impero and I could not champion it enough. It's a product I've been with since V1.0 and it's best in my opinion as its been written by people who worked in education! The broadcast facility would enable the staff to deliver full screen copies of any work on their screen, straight to the pupils laptop etc. Not to add the fact that the logging, hierarchical web filtering, file send and remote log on etc are all valuable lab management tools.

We are looking to appoint an experienced Senior IT/Development Technician to fill a vacancy in our hard working team. Previous educational experience is compulsory as the role will entail working across multiple sites within our area, supporting local primary schools. The Senior IT Technician will be the main point of contact for staff on a daily basis and must have the ability to juggle multiple tasks as well as oversee the rest of the dedicated team. Candidates will have a strong working knowledge of both Server 2008 R2/Windows 7 and have an interest in web/content creation. Previous experience of Cisco network hardware, Adobe Creative products and Lion Server/OS X is desirable. Responsible for: 2 x IT Technician 1 x Media/Helpdesk Technician This is a permanent, full time position working 37.5 hours a week with 25 days annual leave. Salary: Point 23 - £20,198 Applicants must have a full UK driving licence and own transport. For further information please visit www.rednockschool.org.uk/jobs or email me

Use InTouch - it has all the features of Schoolcomms but has the added ability to be run from most of the student focused modules of SIMS. If you are logging behaviour, reward, detentions etc you can email/SIMS message/text all contacts (staff, parents, students) involved and use templates as you would sending mail merged letters home. We have ours set up to use email by default so that all receiving staff get the messages about targeted students, late registers, emergency call outs etc, straight into their outlook. Have only had it a few weeks and there were issues to start with - its is fairly resource heavily is you already have a lot of home screen widgets configured in SIMS. Ian

Vikpaw - sorry when you say hotfix is it a patch that is available or simply the generic solutions provided on the supportnet solution? Many thanks. Ian

Hi Folks, Thanks for this - any news as to why? Our LA support team have no idea what the issue is and are suggesting macro settings in Word - needless to say this doesn't work! Many thanks.

I am having the same issue - registry looks fine, standard notebooks are fine and inbuilt content is all ok. The issue happens when inking occurs either within the ink layer or straight into the notebook. Can anybody suggest a fix other than trash the notebook and start again? What OS are you guys using?

Hi, Richard - thank you for this, I had a similar issue with 10.6 and several reg keys later the issues was sorted. 10.8 appears to be a different kettle of fish. Sted - Interesting, I will look into that also, we are using 32bit but there does seem to a common theme. Ian

Hi Richard, Thank you for that - I am using clean build Win 7 Ent machines, imaged via WDS (lite-touch) then using a single GPO to apply our base software on a target basis. All seems to install fine (although yes can take 15+ mins due to volume of software) but for some reason, even though the product driver is installed and listed, the board still either stays red or flashes green. Any idea? Ian

Hi Folks, Having issues with Windows 7 and SMART Notebook 10.8 - the correct device drivers are installed via GPO with item level targeting. Issue is that now some of the units are picking up USB power (via the USB speaker hub) but not picking up the SMART product drivers (light flashes green). Intermittently users get a solid green light and are able to work ok. Users that have worked fine for several lessons are now reporting that the boards are unresponsive. Any ideas or similar issues?