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Don’t get me wrong, I haveTeacher's Productivity Hampered by technology. No love. By: salindger (71 replies) January 27, 2008 - 11:44am
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Don’t get me wrong, I have
Don’t get me wrong, I have a very good relationship with my school’s IT man. Its the central office IT department I have to argue with.
Unfortunately, he is also just learning the ropes. He was hired this year and he has been working overtime just to get new computers onto teachers’ desks that are younger than 5 years. I will pose questions and he won’t know the answer because he hasn’t had time to even look at the details of the school’s network. :/
I was told, that if I wanted FTP access, I would have to use a form (that does not address this issue), write my reasons for the use, get my Principal to sign off on it and my school’s IT Manager before it can hit the IT department at district central.
I did not really relish that discussion with my Principal when even one of the Admin staff couldn’t get FTP access for HIS projects.
sigh.