[K12OSN] OT : Ideas for K12LTSP usage?

[dahopkins at comcast.net]

> On Sun, 2005-06-12 at 10:18 -0400, Dave Hopkins wrote:
> > I have a curious request.  The director of the school where I
> > volunteer 
> > has asked me what innovative ways are out there to use K12LTSP in
> > place 
> > of more traditional approaches to IT beyond the simple use of thin 
> > clients in classrooms. 
> 
> -snip much descriptive ideas-
> 
> 	... and you are prepared to do all this as a volunteer?  My hat off to
> you, you're one dedicated and selfless individual :-)
> 
> 

Not so much, my daughter was attending the school the last four years (graduates tonight).  I am just investing in her future.  And ... it isn't that hard to maintain once it is set up and running (few hours each week).  The school librarian is really interested in learning this, so he has picked up most of the mundane day-to-day issues.  Plus I occasionally bug this list in a crisis, so a burden shared is much easier. ;)

Seriously,  any ideas anyone?  I'll take any ideas.  The school director that is willing to really promote this and as a Charter School, we get some visibility.  I have to have something back to him by 27 June and would really like this to fly.

Sincerely,
Dave Hopkins


> On Sun, 2005-06-12 at 10:18 -0400, Dave Hopkins wrote:
> > I have a curious request.  The director of the school where I
> > volunteer 
> > has asked me what innovative ways are out there to use K12LTSP in
> > place 
> > of more traditional approaches to IT beyond the simple use of thin 
> > clients in classrooms. 
> 
> -snip much descriptive ideas-
> 
> 	... and you are prepared to do all this as a volunteer?  My hat off to
> you, you're one dedicated and selfless individual :-)
> 
> 
> Regards, 
>         Gavin Chester 
> 
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