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My apologies, the job title is wrong. It should be IT Technician, not Lead IT Technician. Could a mod either amend or delete this post please? It appears I can not.

It's a Grade 4. It's not Head Tech, the role is in between a basic 3 and head tech.

We require an experienced IT Technician to join our team of IT specialists. As a Lead IT Support Technician you will support the design, integration, deployment and other technical aspects of IT service delivery across the Academy’s site and lead the support on projects such as our one2one access to learning scheme. With a large and diverse technical infrastructure, you will have the opportunity to gain an understanding of and develop your skills in the following systems: Active Directory, Windows Server, VMWare, Chrome OS, Google Workspace, Office 365, IIS, SQL, Firewall, LAN and WAN technologies. If you wish to be part of a highly innovative academy that has developed the ICT experience for students and staff significantly in a supportive learning community, we would like to hear from you. https://www.cramlingtonlv.co.uk/?page_id=139

[h=2]IT TECHNICIAN - PERMANENT, FULL TIME - BAND 3 £23,500 - £23,893[/h][h=4]Deadline: 01-03-2024[/h]Job Description: An exciting opportunity to join a great team delivering IT support at CLV has become available. We are looking to appoint a skilled and motivated individual to provide technical support to a large academy with an interesting and diverse range of ICT services. The ideal candidate will have experience in a customer support role, a strong passion for technology and the ability to diagnose and solve problems. A technical background and strong ICT skills would definitely be a plus, but equally important are a ‘can-do’ attitude, the ability to learn and a solid work ethic. https://www.cramlingtonlv.co.uk/?page_id=139

Ours is hosted locally, but I believe they also offer a cloud version.

We use planet estream, which is an educationally focused platform, it's very good. Planet eStream is the number one Unified Video Platform for Education Vimp is an alternative https://www.vimp.com/en/vimp-corporate-campus.html There was also an open source one that we played with that wasen't bad, I'll see if I can dig out the name of it.

Job description is now up, check our website

A great opportunity has arisen at Cramlington Learning Village for a Senior ICT Technician. Looking for an enthusiastic applicant with a passion for IT to work with a friendly solid team. We are always looking to push the boundaries of what is possible with it service provision at Cramlington, so there is scope here to make an impact and make the job your own. The successful candidate would fill a newly created post and join a network manager, it technicians and web designers. Job will be on our website within the next few days: Cramlington Learning Village – Website of Cramlington Learning village, an Academy in the North East of England For an informal chat or visit, please give me a shout. Matt Vacancies – Cramlington Learning Village

We use them in classroms in a high school, so usage is very high. Some are configured in pure kiosk, whereby, a user launches the browser, is presented with a captive portal, signs in with AD credentials, then gets appropriate web filtering for their user level. Staff, Student etc. As soon as the browser is closed, the session is destroyed, and the next user needs to sign in to the portal. Another way we have them set up, is almost standard, whereby a user signs in to the device with their enterprise google credentials, but the devices are configured to not save any local data, so when the user logs out, their account is removed from the device. The first way is probably closest to what you need, though both have their advantages.

Chromebox as has been mentioned before, we run some of ours in kiosk mode, then through a captive portal so we get per user filtering. Approx 160 to £180, so yes, cheaper than a pc. We use Asus cn60, and they work well.