Bradfield College in Berkshire Deploys Secure Wireless LAN Throughout Classrooms and Boarding Houses
Education IT, IT Infrastructure ,Cloud Services, Applications & Hosting
Education IT infrastructure is the physical and technical components that support the use of technology in education. Cloud services application hosting is the process of storing and delivering applications and websites over the internet using cloud computing resources. IT Reseller articles relating to IT solutions in Education, IT Infrastructure in Schools, Academies, Colleges, Universities, Cloud Services, Applications & Hosting.
ARUBA NETWORKS DELIVERS FLEXIBLE LEARNING POSSIBILITIES FOR PUPILS AT LEADING UK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
Oct 02, 2006
Scientific & Chemical Supplies to roll out Sage 1000
Sep 11, 2006
UKs largest independent science equipment supplier set to increase growth by 10 per cent
Promethean AV enhances Px interactive software to help meet vertical market requirements
Aug 30, 2006
To enhance its Presenta range of interactive presentation solutions, Promethean AV Distribution has launched a new version of its accompanying Px interactive software to incorporate a number of specially developed sector-specific resources.
WIN WIN FOR PUBLIC SECTOR CATALIST
Aug 09, 2006
Only a month after 'go-live' on the government's innovative catalist framework, technology services provider, Probrand, has chalked up multiple new accounts from police forces to Local Authorities and educational establishments.
Promethean AV adds magic touch to interactive whiteboards with Activwand
Jul 27, 2006
Promethean AV Distribution is giving channel partners the opportunity to add value to their interactive whiteboard sales with the launch of Activwand, an innovative tool which increases user reach and reduces onscreen shadowing.
Promethean to help improve SETAs training provision
Jun 01, 2006
Prometheans interactive technology has transformed the delivery of training sessions for SETA Training and Advisory Services Ltd.
Promethean technology helps Bexleyheath School realise its 21st century potential
May 24, 2006
Bexleyheath Secondary school has created a 21st century learning environment by implementing Prometheans interactive whiteboards in all of its teaching rooms.
Sharp projects a clearer image with the XV-Z3000
May 09, 2006
High Definition DLP(tm) projector provides amazingly high 6500:1 contrast ratio for greater home theatre enjoyment
Konica Minolta wins major contract for imaging systems from University
Apr 24, 2006
Konica Minolta Business Solutions (UK) Ltd has been awarded a major contract to supply the University of Central Lancashire with over 140 bizhub document imaging systems.
Omniplex Signs 100th OutStart Customer - Deal Recognised with Achievement Award
Apr 24, 2006
OutStart and Omniplex today celebrate a double win - the UK based partner has signed its 100th customer, the British Pump Manufacturers Association (BPMA), and secured an award for Outstanding Achievement from OutStart.
Education IT
Education IT infrastructure is the physical and technical components that support the use of technology in education. It includes the following:
- Network infrastructure: This includes the physical network, such as the cabling and routers, as well as the software that manages the network.
- Servers: Servers are computers that store and run applications and data. They are essential for providing access to educational resources, such as online learning platforms and learning management systems.
- Workstations: Workstations are computers that are used by students and teachers to access educational resources and software.
- Peripherals: Peripherals are devices that are connected to computers, such as printers, scanners, and projectors.
- Software: Software is the programs that run on computers. Educational software includes applications for teaching and learning, as well as software for managing educational resources.
Cloud services application hosting
Cloud services application hosting is the process of storing and delivering applications and websites over the internet using cloud computing resources. This type of hosting offers a number of benefits over traditional on-premises hosting, including:
- Scalability: Cloud hosting is highly scalable, so you can easily add or remove resources as needed. This is ideal for businesses with fluctuating traffic levels.
- Reliability: Cloud hosting providers offer a high level of reliability, with uptime guarantees of 99.9% or better. This means that your applications and websites will be available to your users even if there are problems with your own hardware or network.
- Security: Cloud hosting providers offer a high level of security, with features such as firewalls, intrusion detection, and data encryption. This helps to protect your applications and websites from unauthorized access.
- Cost-effectiveness: Cloud hosting can be more cost-effective than traditional on-premises hosting, especially for businesses with fluctuating traffic levels. You only pay for the resources you use, so you can save money on unused capacity.
