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By having each school's IT setup a separate server School's have IT. It isn't always competent IT (I speak from experience), but clear instructions from up hig
by __s 7y ago
By having each school's IT setup a separate server
School's have IT. It isn't always competent IT (I speak from experience), but clear instructions from up high can lead it
- Spooky23 7y agoOr, you can flip a switch and enable Zoom, Google, or even Microsoft. IT people are hammered right now, nobody has time to futz around with some random oss tool that will further stress overutilized remote infrastructure.
- godelski 7y agoWhile I believe this will work for NYC, I'm not sure how it'll work for Pumpkintown TN
- Spooky23 7y agoPumpkinland, TN will use Zoom. It’s exponentially easier, except for older kids already using Google Classroom.
- godelski 7y agoThat's kinda my point. That the IT in a major city can use a custom system but that discludes a lot of people. I would wager that most schools don't have a decent IT department. I know that when I was in high school they weren't great and I grew up in a fairly affluent area. Not everyone has the ability to "roll their own"