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techrecoveryThis post reminded me of one I've been meaning to post for a while.
I work in a school as one of three "ICT Support Specialists" (in quotes because it's a completely meaningless title). Our school is split over 4 or 5 buildings on a single site, with our offices being in the daftest places imaginable (i.e. not terribly near most of the IT rooms). We regularly get kids come to the door with "Miss X said to tell you none of the computers in room y are working". So we go to the room concerned to investigate. We've never yet had a room where none of the computers are working - most of the time it's two kids trying to log on with caps lock on, or a single broken mouse...you get the idea. Our classrooms have 30 pcs in each. And no matter how often we point out that it makes sense to give us at least a vague idea of the problem, some of the teachers still won't.
Bah.
I work in a school as one of three "ICT Support Specialists" (in quotes because it's a completely meaningless title). Our school is split over 4 or 5 buildings on a single site, with our offices being in the daftest places imaginable (i.e. not terribly near most of the IT rooms). We regularly get kids come to the door with "Miss X said to tell you none of the computers in room y are working". So we go to the room concerned to investigate. We've never yet had a room where none of the computers are working - most of the time it's two kids trying to log on with caps lock on, or a single broken mouse...you get the idea. Our classrooms have 30 pcs in each. And no matter how often we point out that it makes sense to give us at least a vague idea of the problem, some of the teachers still won't.
Bah.
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