Transcript Slide 1

SR - 2010
Digital Education Revolution – NSW.
Kogarah HS Students at Work
NSW DET customisations
 Custom high
resolution 10.1”
screen
 Custom splash screen on
startup
 Iphone/Blackberry charging
 Intel Pinetrail
 Custom BIOS security
(Computrace settings)
DET security customisations
 Dual spring loaded latches
 Intelligent long life battery
 RFID Tag barcode
 Moulded security
message
 Tamper evident sticker
 Custom DET colour
BLUE
 Security Screws
Model
ThinkPad Mini 10
IdeaPad S10
Comparison
CPU
Intel Atom processor N450 - 1.66GHz, 512KB L2,
667 MHz DDR-2 RAM
XP Home
Windows 7 Enterprise Edition
Intel® NM10 Express Chipset
Intel Atom Processor N270 - 1.6Ghz, 512Kb L2,
533Mhz DDR-2 RAM
XP Home
Windows 7 Enterprise Edition
Mobile Intel 945GSE chipset
Increase in memory bus bandwidth, lower
power consumption
2GB DDR-2 667MHz Memory (1 x 2GB, no free
slot, 2GB Max)
160GB 5400rpm Hard Disk Drive
None
Intel® NM10 Express Chipset 200MHz graphics
Ingrated Bluetooth version 2.1
Intel WiFi Link 5100 802.11 a/b/g/n, supporting
5GHz/MIMO
No
Integrated 0.3MP camera (high sensitivity CCD)
2GB DDR-2 667MHz Memory (1 x 2GB, no free
slot, 2GB Max)
160GB 5400rpm Hard Disk Drive
None
Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 (GMA 950),
in 945GSE
Ingrated Bluetooth version 2.1
Intel WiFi Link 5100 802.11 a/b/g/n, supporting
5GHz/MIMO
No
Integrated 1.3MP camera (CMOS)
10.1" WSXGA (1280 x 720) Anti-glare LED
Backlight Display
6-cell high-capacity battery (2.9Ah)
10.1" (256.5mm) WSVGA (1024x576) TFT color,
LED backlight
6-Cell high capacity battery (2.8Ah)
Warranty
Card Reader
Video Port
USB Ports
2 Year Warranty
4-in-1 Card Reader
VGA port
3 USB ports (1 powered with Ipod/Blackberry
charging)
2 Year Warranty
4-in-1 Card Reader
VGA Port
3 USB ports
Networking
Gigabit Ethernet
10/100 Ethernet
Significantly higher throughput allows for
better management, patching, reimaging etc
HDD Protection
Active Protection System
None
APS significantly reduces the possibility of
system failure as a result of hard disk
damage
Audio
Weight
Dimensions
Keyboard
HD audio, Stereo Speakers, built-in mic, combo
headphone/mic-in
1.5kg with 6-cell battery
282mm x 209mm x 15-29.5mm
ISO Full-size spill proof keyboard
High Definition (HD) Audio, RealTek® ALC269
codec / two stereo speakers (1.5 watt)
1.39Kg with 6-cell battery
250mm x 196mm x 22-36mm
6-row, 80-key, 85% size, Fn keys, Novo key,
wireless on/off button
Pointing Device
Multi-gesture touchpad and trackpoint
Two-button touch pad with scroll feature, multitouch
Colour
Blue
Red
OS License
Installed OS
Chipset
RAM
HDD
Optical
Graphics
Bluetooth
Wireless
Integrated 3G
Camera/FPR
Screen
Battery
Low power consumption (7 Watt), increased
performance
Improved performance as a result of FSB
performance
Lower resolution camera, but later
technology sensor allows for better video
conferencing and low light performance
Higher resolution screen, higher contrast
screen.
Longer battery life as a result of improved
power management - 7watt consumption
Specific signalling and charging for Ipod and
Blackberry devices, even with the system
switched off (needs to be plugged in)
Spill proof keyboard enhances the reliability
of the system, whilst the full size layout
makes the usage experience significantly
better
Choice of pointing device caters for more
usage styles. Larger touchpad provides
greater control for users
Laptop User Charter
2.1.3 Where a student has not reimbursed the school as
required for repairs or replacement (see 2.2.5) the
principal may determine that transfer of ownership will
be withheld.
2.2.5 Laptops that are damaged or lost by neglect, abuse or
malicious act, may require reimbursement. The Principal
will determine whether replacement is appropriate
and/or whether or not the student is responsible for
repair or replacement costs and whether or not the
student retains access to a laptop for home use.
Installed software: DER & T4L
(Windows)
EDUCATIONAL
SOFTWARE
Rollout Schedule
Term 1
Sydney Boys High School
Gymea High School
Kogarah High School
Sydney Girls High School
Sydney Sec College Blackwattle Bay
Newtown High School of Performing Arts
Sydney Distance Education High School
Sydney Sec College Leichhardt Campus
Sydney Secondary College Balmain Campus
Fort Street High School
J J Cahill Memorial High School
Matraville Sports High School
South Sydney High School
Tempe High School
Alexandria Park Community School
Randwick Boys High School
Randwick Girls High School
Delivery Date
8/03/2010
10/03/2010
10/03/2010
16/03/2010
16/03/2010
17/03/2010
17/03/2010
17/03/2010
17/03/2010
22/03/2010
22/03/2010
22/03/2010
22/03/2010
22/03/2010
23/03/2010
23/03/2010
23/03/2010
Commissioning
• TSO or Device Manager is the only officers allowed to
commission the device
• Upon completion the officer is required to do
extensive testing (up to 30 Minutes)
• After 30 Minutes the following needs to be complete
– On device management to students
– Label device
– Place completed device in box for Handout day
Handout
• Done in groups
– up to school
• Students log into device
• Go to the portal and complete the following
– Access email and click on link to access and
complete on line DER survey
– Complete activities based on Cyber bullying and
Cyber Citizenship
Wireless
• Phase one complete
• Fibre remediation complete
• Phase two
https://detwww.det.nsw.edu.au/media/downloads/deptresour
ces/majorprojects/dernsw/rolloutschedule/wire_phase2.pdf
– 7 SR schools complete
– All sites expected to be completed by August 2010
Wireless
• Pre installation of Phase two
– Ensure the installers aware of locations of BDs
– Where AP’s are to be installed
• Post installation
– Before signing off
• All BD cabinets are in correct location
• All APS are incorrect location
• All cableing neat and to standard
SSP
• Wireless solution being trialed. So far looking
promising
Non Warranty Process
Process
• School will be contacted by Best International and a quotation
for the repair will be emailed or faxed to the school.
• Once the quotation is accepted, the school will provide Best
International with a purchase order number to cover the cost of
repairs
• The school will send the Netbook back to Best International’s
repair facility at the school’s cost, following up with a phone call
or email to Best International to advise them of the return of
the Netbook.
Non Warranty Process
• Best will inspect the unit and confirm that the repairs required
are limited to those identified in the quotation. Should the
repairs required vary from those identified at the initial
quotation, an updated quote will be sent to the school
identifying the additional parts and labour required.
• Once the repair is completed, Best will contact the school to
advise them that the Netbook is ready for collection.
• School will organise collection of the Netbook from Best
International’s repair facility at their own expense.
https://detwww.det.nsw.edu.au/media/downloads/deptresources/
majorprojects/dernsw/techsupport/tso_resources/price_list.pdf
Non Warranty Process
Technology Support Officer
• Collecting Laptop user charters V10.3 and marking
off in RMU.
– Upon return Charters stored in student files
• Check students can access Internet using correct
credentials.
• Meet with manager and RTSO to Plan
– Parent meetings prior handout
– Handover
– Activities
DER – NSW Home
• https://detwww.det.nsw.edu.au/deptresource
s/majorprojects/dernsw/