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How to test Blackboard IM (formerly Wimba Pronto) for Vista Higher Learning Textbooks
2014/02/04
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Categories: e-infrastructure, Student-Computers, textbooks, web-conferencing
audio, blackboard, enfoques, im, image2014spring, java, pronto, supersite, vistahigherlearning, wimba
Old new problem in Sanako Study 1200 version 7 with 2 student recorder exe’s running simultaneously on client, under different user accounts?
2014/01/31
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- This images is too low resolution, but I am trying to demonstrate that we still experience the same issue as in the fall: two users can be logged in simultaneously. In both cases ones was me. this can cause the language lab software to fail.
- If generally this is supposed to be prevented in our computing environment, what may be the root cause in these instances?
- I am pretty sure mstsc’ing has nothing to do with it. I do not remote into that PC usually.
- Is it possible for another user to log in when previous (administrative?) users got locked?
Categories: digital-audio-lab, e-infrastructure, Glitches&Errors, os
image2014spring, sanako-study-1200
How to create a form on Google Apps
2014/01/31
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- If you want to collect input from others (including students outside of a course = Moodle), including recurring input from the same student (multiple submissions are the default andsingle submission limit can apparently only be enforced offwith JavaScript hacks)(.
- Do this to create a form in Google Apps:

- Here is what you can have your submitters see:



- Here is what you get:

MS-Surface RT unboxing
2014/01/29
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Categories: e-infrastructure, hardware, os, tablets
8.1, ms-surface, ms-windows, rt
Protected: Facilitating equipment circulation and room booking with website calendar aggregation?
2014/01/29
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How to connect an MS-Surface RT to the secure campus wireless
2014/01/29
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- This worked on a 1st generation Surface, but with Windows 8.1.
- No problem getting onto the UNCC49er network, but the Surface/Windows 8 is not supported on the NINERWifi-secure yet. Specifically, loading the automated configuration tools provided when first trying to access the NINERWifi-secure, fails on the RT platform.


- I received seemingly conflicting instructions:
- The campus website
- has for devices that are not supported manual configuration settings.
- Another campus that uses the same secure wireless provider has these instructions for Windows 8.
- I could piece it together from there,
- including any translation to (there is none needed that I could see which BTW actually amazes me) Windows 8 RT.
- Maybe the following would have worked also, but I did not try it since I was already in the middle of the above steps:
- Swipe in from the right-edge of the screen, and tap Settings. (If you’re using a mouse, point to upper-right corner of screen, move the mouse pointer down, and then click Settings.)
- Tap or click the wireless network icon Wireless network icon. A list of available wireless networks should appear.
- Look for the “Hidden Network” option and then choose it.
- When it prompts for a SSID, type in exactly: NinerWiFi-Secure
- It should then prompt for username/password (NinerNET credentials).
- Say yes to any certificates warnings that pop up.
- The campus website
“Back to basics”: Need once again to default to color scheme basic on teacher computer
2014/01/27
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- Same problem as last term: (What made it come unstuck/unfixed?):


- No Sanako screen sharing activity involved here, but MS-Community-Clips screen sharing.
- Classes are moving in, and we cannot have the teacher computer slow to a crawl and eventually crash in the middle of a Sanako class, especially not when an assessment is involved.
Why does MS-Exchange calendar publishing with Limited details show the name of the organizer in the subject?
2014/01/22
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- Partial answer: Because the organizer name gets already put into the booking itself, before publishing (I first thought it was put in by a bug the publishing settings, where there is supposed to be an option to enable/disable showing the organizer name ). UPDATE: Another part of the answer: AddOrganizerToSubject is set to true on the mailbox (Doh! Hm, but why did this not seem to cause a problem before)?
- Booking:

- Result (I saw the correct “whence”part of the subject briefly flickering up, but then the organizer name appeared in front of it):

- Publishing Setting:

- Published View (which is where we do not want the organizer to show):

2010 SP?.
Categories: e-infrastructure, Glitches&Errors
calendaring, ms-exchange, outlook, outlook-live, publishing, resources














