[K12OSN] general acceptance of k12ltsp in schools

Huck dhuckaby at paasda.org
Mon Jun 4 14:24:47 UTC 2007


I find it's accepted for the most part...
there are students who feel for their thousands of dollars(private high 
school) they should be getting stand alone blazing fast bleeding edge 
workstations to browse and write papers with in the library though.

At the elementary school it's greatly accepted keeps the cost of having 
a fully functional lab WAY DOWN, just a semi-steep learning curve for 
the teachers(solved with training when possible) who arguably are more 
burdened than at the high school.

--Huck

Barry Cisna wrote:
> Hello All,
> 
>  I've posted this same question about once a year , in the past,( Since
> first version of K12LTSP) just wondering what the general outlook or
> thoughts are of teachers, School administrators, students,in regards to
> how k12ltsp ,is being accepted. Id like to know from the sysadmins,
> network gurus( trenchpeople like me ) point of view.
> Throw in your 2 cents to let others see how their school compares to
> everyone else's in this scenario.
> As I stated before it appears to be a matter of IF the Superintendent is
> "open minded" enough to at least take a look at altenatives to MS$. Our
> Super that was at this school was very much so. Super, changed,Now things
> are not that way,,,:(...
> " It's a Microsoft world out there, whether you like it or not". Enough
> said,,,:(.
> Bummer.
> The best statement I heard was from a poster a couple years ago, that said
> ." These people are frustrated with the system they have , and they will
> continue to be frustrated with the system they have, until they are
> willing to embrace new ideas on school network systems". Enough
> said,again.
> As I've stated before, I guess the way to look at this thought process is
> the postive. =Job security, MS$ = virused up,,filesystems going down,HD's
> dying,spend,spend $$$ ,etc :).
> 
> Take Care
> 
> Barry Cisna
> 
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