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Digital Infrastructure Manager | Oxfordshire | £43,421 - £46,464
muppet replied to muppet's topic in Educational IT Jobs
It's a new role for us that, amongst other things, incorporates elements of MIS access rights management. -
Digital Infrastructure Manager 37 hours per week. 52 weeks per year LGPS Grade 12, Points 035 – 038 (£43,421 - £46,464) I am looking for an experienced and enthusiastic candidate to take on the role of Digital Infrastructure Manager, to oversee the day to day running, and assist in the strategic development, of the IT infrastructure for Bartholomew School, Heyford Park School and the Trust Central Offices. You will play a key role in the management, installation, maintenance, availability and security of the IT networks, including the hardware and software infrastructure of the three sites. The successful candidate will be joining a small cohesive team, that are committed to providing the best learning environment for our students. Further details can be found at: Digital Infrastructure Manager Advert Closing date for applications is 12:00 noon on Monday, 15th January 2024.
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I've got the Fenix 6 Sapphire and it's brilliant. I bought mine second hand at a very good price and haven't had any issues with it. Highly recommend Garmin's having had a TomTom and Polar watch before hand. Coros watches have had some really good reviews, but I've not actually used one so don't know how accurate they are.
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We have a vacancy for a Senior IT Technician and are looking to appoint for September 2021 (or sooner). https://www.bartholomew.oxon.sch.uk/267/vacancies I've attached the advert and JD for the post. If you are interested, or know anyone that may be, then please feel free to get in touch. Senior IT Technician Job Description - June 2021.docx Senior IT Technician Advert - June 2021.docx
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We are looking for someone to fill a new post of Senior IT Technician. The role will provide 1st and 2nd line support to all of our end users. The successful candidate will be joining a close knit team that is highly thought of within the school/MAT. Salary: Grade 8 £24,313 to £26,999 per annum. Working Hours: Full-time (37 hours per week, 52 weeks per year) Closing date: 12:00 20/01/2020 For more information and how to apply, please visit the school website https://www.bartholomew.oxon.sch.uk/267/vacancies
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Only me and the cleaners still here. Hopefully will be able to knock off by 3:30pm.
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Transfer student GCSE exam work to new school
muppet replied to muppet's topic in Data Protection & Information Handling
Apparently the footage will be linked to a piece of coursework that he has yet to write, so the Drama teacher would need to see it to mark/grade the written work. This seems to be getting more complicated by the hour.....this morning all I had to answer was "can we send this students coursework to his new school?". It was only when I started asking about what the coursework was that it was mentioned that it was a recording!!!! -
We had a student transfer schools over the summer. The new drama department have specifically requested some film footage of a performance he did so that they can grade his performance for his GCSE coursework, but this footage also includes other students who participated. Would we be allowed to send the new school this footage without seeking consent from the other students? Or should we be looking at a different approach to this? I've been thinking about this all morning and have got myself into a real brain-fog!! I just need to see if your conclusions are the same as the one I've come to. Thanks.
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Hi All, The next ANME Birmingham meeting will be held on Monday 25th June 2018 at the Mac Birmingham. As always, this is a free event for all AMNE members. If that wasn't enough then lunch is also included as are other refreshments!! More details of this event can be found here.....https://www.anme.co.uk/events-meetings/events/item/b06
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I’ve still got that silly smile on my face!!! I’ve got a Ruckus dog, Wooohoo!
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I'll be there for Wednesday and Thursday and staying over in Canning Town.
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We recently moved away from Impero to NetSupport and everyone really likes it and finds it easy to use. The deployment took more work than Impero but the support from NetSupport was brilliant. Impero is a good product but others have caught up, and overtaken them in some instances. Our main reasons for moving from Impero were problems after upgrades, poor support and cost. They managed to drop the price by nearly 40% when I said I was moving!!! Unfortunately I had already made my decision by that point.....but to be honest even if they had come in with a decent price I would have still moved. As others have said, trial both pieces of software and/or visit other schools using them and then make your mind up.
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I quite often use AMC as they have given me the best pricing out of the many vendors I use. I've always used Chris as my account manager. Say hello from me if you do contact him.
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ANME Southern Meeting S05 (24 November)
muppet replied to muppet's topic in London Grid for Learning (LGfL)
ANME now have a new website: ANME: Association of Network Managers in Education - Home The updated link to the Southern meeting can now be found at: S05 - Events - ANME There are still spaces available and there are going to be some good speakers and vendors lined up so don't forget to sign up.- 1 reply
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ANME Birmingham Meeting B04 (13 November)
muppet replied to muppet's topic in Birmingham Grid for Learning (BGfL)
ANME now have a new website: ANME: Association of Network Managers in Education - Home The updated link to the Birmingham meeting can now be found at: Birmingham Meeting 04 (B04) - Events - ANME There are still spaces available and there are going to be some good speakers and vendors lined up so don't forget to sign up.- 1 reply
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