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Hello I would like to have virtualbox installed on our system so that Linux can be used by students(Ubuntu version). Is it possible to do this without giving students access to the c drive? Any feedback would be useful. Thanks.

Here's a new post at Mayfield Grammar School, Gravesend

Our school is considering moving away from an RM CC3 to a vanilla windows system installed by Design & Management systems who have a product called Netflow. Does anyone have any experience of this company? Thanks.

Thanks for all your replies. Does this mean that there is no need to install it one each machine separately? Is there any benefit to individual installations?

Thanks for this, does this need to be done by logging into each machine at a time or can it be done centrally? That is the main stumbling block.

Thanks, will this work on an RM cc3 system? I understand RM have created an installation package but this has the problem of making the c: drive visible.

We are installing it centrally and this would require the ini file on each machine to be edited after installation. Is it possible to do this centrally?

Thanks for your replies. Can anyone confirm that Scratch runs securely without showing hidden drive issues on a RM CC3 network?

No, it appears that they can see all the other drives including the on the network as well as the local c: drive and this is not wanted. Is there a way to block this? Thanks.

I would like to have Scratch installed on our school network. It is a RM CC3 network and there have been issues regarding the fact that students are able to save to the C:\ drives. Does anyone know if there is a solution for this as it is preventing installation. Thanks.