Networks
Thin Client Technology new
March 2007 Becta has just published Thin Client technology in schools, a summary of research findings.
In 2006 Becta commissioned research into the use of Thin Client technology in schools. The aim of the research was to provide insights into the use of Thin Client technology in schools for the benefit of education professionals and policy makers. In particular the research looked at the functionality, benefits, issues, impact on learning and teaching and the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of Thin Client technology. The report is available to order or download from:
Wireless Technology
Guidance for headteachers on possible health issues in connection with wireless computer networks:
Wireless Networks
In its simplest form, wireless technology offers schools another
means of connecting computers to the network and facilitates data
transfer between PCs or other components without the constraints
of wires or cables. Rather than run miles of cable through a building
some schools are now considering wireless technology.
Case Study - Roselands Primary
 Many schools are currently asking about wireless technologies.
Roselands Primary school in Hoddesdon has been using wireless
technology for over a year now and have produced this presentation
which reflects how the project was rolled out. We hope that
this
will be of use to you.
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