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See here.

@jon-senso, I'd be interested in signing up but some of our SLT have questioned Senso's credibility because it isn't listed here. Would you be willing to complete the declaration form to confirm that Senso meets the national standards?

There's a web-based version here.

I recommend Ben Palmer

Based on my school's recent experience with a cracked Surface Pro 3 screen... @difinity may be able to replace your screen if the frame isn't bent. Microsoft can swap out your device. MendIT can swap out your device. @Millgate can facilitate a swap out direct with Microsoft.

Possible ideas: http://www.atomwide.com/Summary_page/Services/Images/Webscreen/Summary_page/Screenshots/Full_res/02_webscreen_fullsize.jpg http://protex.e2bn.org/protexdoc3/images/login-on-demand.jpg http://www.peacefire.org/bypass/lightspeed-total-traffic-control/lightspeed-blocked.jpg https://citizenlab.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/image02.png https://goo.gl/images/mdZAFH http://kalispell.schoolwires.net/cms/lib3/MT01001507/Centricity/Domain/27/Filtering%20ScreenShots/SW1.jpg https://community.sophos.com/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/124/blocked_2D00_request.jpg http://www.pcs.k12.va.us/iboss/iboss%20Page%20Block.JPG

Press F12 to 'save as' with the separate window. I don't know the answers to your other questions, sorry.

You can upload and download multiple files and folders at once with any type of SharePoint library. You'll need to open your library in Internet Explorer and click on a SharePoint button labelled 'Open with Explorer' or 'View in File Explorer'. The button is greyed out or missing in all other browsers. For full details (including where to find the button!) see https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2629108.

For those who haven't heard the news, from today SMART have stopped selling software licences for non-SMART hardware through their UK distributor (Steljes). Apparently SMART will provide some form of specialist software distributor in the near future, possibly next week. Based on quotes I've received today, it seems a 1 year SMART Learning Suite licence (giving 4 Notebook activations) for non-SMART hardware will now cost over £300, excluding VAT.

More information here: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/internet-related-filtering-firewall/164956-internetkit-ceasing-trading.html

I received this email today. I thought I should post it in case anyone else is using InternetKit and hasn't received the news. The suggested alternative provider (InfoKube) seems to be owned by the same people so we won't be using them. IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING YOUR WEBSITE As you are aware we have had some significant issues with our website management platform since 7th October. Since then, we have been working tirelessly to try and resolve these issues with little success. Trying to get to a resolution has been like walking through a dark tunnel with no light in sight. The last meeting with the technical team made it clear that it is simply not commercially feasible to fix the issues. To date we have invested substantially in trying to rectify the issues with minimal success. As a result of the technical issues a number of schools, understandably, have not paid their renewal fees creating additional commercial pressures on the business. We now no longer have the funds to continue running the business. The conclusion is that we have had to make the very painful decision today to cease trading with immediate effect. Over the next 24 hours all bronze and silver websites will go offline. This letter aims to explain what your options are moving forward and for those of you that are interested, in how we ended up in this situation. Some immediate questions that you may have: I now don’t have a website, what can I do? As you are aware Ofsted requires you to have an operational website, therefore it is important you find an alternative provider as soon as possible, there are a number of specialist providers on the market that you may wish to consider approaching. However, we are aware you may want a quick and easy solution and we have therefore come to an arrangement with InfoKube, which is a specialist school website provider offering high quality, functionally rich and secure websites that are built using the latest world renowned Adobe technology at an affordable price. You can view their website at infoKUBE - Providers of Primary School Websites | Home. InfoKube have agreed to employ some of our staff and make an exclusive offer to our customers: - A basic, Ofsted compliant, ‘temporary’ website within 48 hours - Data transfer from your existing InternetKit site (Not temporary website) - Enable schools to keep using their ik.org website address to save you having to change all your marketing and communications collateral - Offer a discount based on what you have already paid for your website If you wish to discuss taking advantage of the InfoKube offer please request a call back by emailing them on [email protected], including your name, preferred email address, school name and telephone number. *Please note that InfoKube is a separate company to InternetKit and therefore cannot answer any questions or enter into any correspondence relating to InternetKit Ltd. You may email Internet Kit at [email protected] Can I have access to my uploaded files? Unfortunately, as InternetKit Limited has stopped trading we no longer have the resources to undertake any work including being able to provide you with copies of uploaded files. As stated in the terms and conditions you will need to utilise any backup copies that you may have available. It should be possible to use these files with your new provider to get a new website up and running more quickly. You may want to try and take a copy of any important documents before the website goes offline. The arrangement with InfoKube does provide for a data transfer option. Can I retain my domain name? If you have a website address that ends in .sch.uk - that domain name is actually managed by your LEA and can be pointed to your new website. If you have a website address that ends in .co.uk or .com - that domain name is likely to be managed by a 3rd party domain register such as 1and1, 123-reg, go daddy or Nominet. In all of these cases the domain name can be pointed at your new website - please contact your new website provider or domain name provider for details on how to action this. If your website address ends in .ik.org this cannot be transferred. We are not able to re-direct these addresses to external website providers, except to InfoKube where we have come to a technical arrangement. Can I have a refund of my subscription? Unfortunately, as the business is now insolvent and has ceased trading we are not in a position to offer any refunds. In addition, we would have already incurred the annual hosting costs when renewing your contract. We have tried recovering the advance payments from the hosting service provider and without now having to incur substantial legal costs we are not able to pursue this option any further. The terms and conditions that you agreed to on renewal or taking out the service also state in clause 6.4 that “All fees are payable in advance and are non-refundable”. Why has this happened? On October 7th our 3rd party hosting service had a catastrophic issue where the motherboard crashed on our main server – unbeknown to us the service was being run on hardware that was now several years out of date. We were then informed that as no parts were immediately available to repair the original server they would replace our servers with brand new kit. At that point we assumed that was a good option. On restoring backups of the software and data onto the new servers we discovered that the various software layers were incompatible with the latest versions of the Operating System on the new servers. We then had to upgrade the systems software versions as well as the development toolkit versions. This was a significant task to undertake but did result in the websites coming back online. We were then faced with a situation where the core editing platform code was incompatible with the new software infrastructure layers / versions that were now in place so we had to commission specialist software developers to support us in identifying lines of code that were causing the editing platform to keep failing. There are some 6 million lines of code and related files that make up the core system. After several weeks of working on trying the fix the platform the expert view was that it was no longer commercially viable to continue. We at InternetKit offer our sincere apologies for the hassle and inconvenience that this has and is continuing to cause you, despite our best efforts we can no longer afford to continue trading. Directors InternetKit Limited To communicate with InternetKit please email [email protected]

This is the best information I know of: Your school website | Clerk to Governors

I emailed [email protected] on Thursday morning- they replied within 30 minutes: 'Our datacentre and hosting provider has had a major issue which has resulted in a number of websites going offline. Our provider is currently working on restoring the service as their highest priority, but there is a chance that this could take the rest of the day. We will contact you as soon as the service is back up and running or as we receive further updates from the technicians. We apologise again for the inconvenience that this is no doubt causing.' They haven't contacted me since Thursday and several websites are still down.

This worked for me in Windows 8.1. It may work in Windows 10. - Open Registry Editor - Go to COMPUTER\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\POLICIES\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\WINDOWSUPDATE\AU - Change 'UseWUServer' value data to 0 - Restart computer - Install .NET Framework 3.5 - Change 'UseWUServer' value data back to 1 in Registry Editor