What a great video, Paul.  Thanks.

I've been to presentations from Gen-i, Telecom, and others and this little
presentation was ever so much better.  Maybe we can get some data on who
is using the cloud in education.

Just like the florist was able to do florist things, teachers should not
have to worry about non-teaching issues like systems management.  Heresy?
Probably but they've given up burning heretics (haven't they?)...

Regards to all

Michael

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B.Ed, M.Ed, PGDip(EdComp), PGCert(EdTech), Dip.Tch, PhD student, MNZCS, ITCP.

HoD ICT/Technology Hukarere Girls' College.

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This is a great little explanation.

What I want to know is what sort of broadband capacity will be needed
for the cloud to work as it is shown in the video? I know the Ministry
is keen for all school to have access to fast broadband and is working
towards that but we seem to be a long way away still.

Alison

On 17 Nov, 19:45, Paul Seiler <paul.sei...@minedu.govt.nz> wrote: