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Hello all,
I can't speak to our printing policy as a whole, but I will comment on our
large format printing policy.
Here in the visual arts department we have two Epson large format printers
which we maintain for our photography, graphics, and AP students as well as
the faculty and school community. The printer also gets used by the
communications department for the printing of posters and promotional
materials. Currently, all supplies for the printers are paid for by the
visual arts department and any other use is reimbursed by the user's
department.
Although we have not entirely eliminated the need to outsource large format
printing, we do have exceptional control of our prints. The quality of our
Epson printers is amazing and our visual arts students gasp when they see
how well their work comes out. I also can't emphasize enough how important
it is for our visual arts students to have a tangible piece of work to
critique when so much of our digital work only exists on the machine.
I'd be curious at other teacher use and policy on large format printing in
the visual arts department.
Regards,
J.
--
J Gaston
Design and Video Instructor
The Harker School
San Jose, CA
408.345.9250
jg@harker.org
On 2/25/08 7:43 AM, "J Gaston" <JG@harker.org> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I can't speak to our printing policy as a whole, but I will comment on our
> large format printing policy.
>
> Here in the visual arts department we have two Epson large format printers
> which we maintain for our photography, graphics, and AP students as well as
> the faculty and school community. The printer also gets used by the
> communications department for the printing of posters and promotional
> materials. Currently, all supplies for the printers are paid for by the
> visual arts department and any other use is reimbursed by the user's
> department.
>
> Although we have not entirely eliminated the need to outsource large format
> printing, we do have exeptional control of our prints. The quality of our
> Epson printers is amazing and our visual arts students gasp when they see
> how well their work comes out. I also can't ephasize enough how important it
> is for our visual arts students to have a tangible piece of work to
>
>
> On 2/25/08 7:12 AM, "Montagne, Matt" <mmontagne@usmk12.org> wrote:
>
>> This is an outstanding precedent for all of us! Would it be possible to
>> either elaborate on your success story via a post to the group or via a
>> phone call?
>>
>> I believe we do an outstanding job of paper training our students, but
>> we do a poor job of teaching ways to "keep it digital."
>>
>> Thanks, Lisa.
>>
>> Matt Montagne
>> University School of Milwaukee
>> Professional Blog:
http://middleschoolblog.blogspot.com
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: A forum for independent school educators
>> [mailto:ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Lisa Sjogren
>> Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2008 7:17 PM
>> To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
>> Subject: Re: Printing policy
>>
>> We do not allow any student printing at all- this has saved us in
>> paper/printing cost at all. We switched to google apps for papers.
>>
>> Our color laser printer is only used for promotional pieces for the
>> school, we do not give access to our teachers. Our teachers are
>> limited in printing as well, the numbers of prints are different for
>> grade level and subject area.
>>
>> ---
>> Lisa Sjogren
>> Director of Technology
>> St. Raphael's Catholic School
>>
>> 763-504-9450, ext. 311
>> 763-504-9460, fax
>>
>> lisa.sjogren@srsmn.org
>> My Blog: http://lisasjogren.srsmn.org
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Feb 24, 2008, at 5:29 PM, Carl Campion wrote:
>>
>>> I am very interested in policies on student printing especially in
>>> the visual art department.
>>>
>>> fyi: based on the total number of prints over three years I have
>>> been able to calculate a cost of $0.15/sheet using a HP Designjet
>>> 110plus nr.
>>>
>>> thanks
>>>
>>>
>>> Carl Campion
>>> Chemistry Teacher
>>> Director of Academic Technology
>>> Archmere Academy
>>> Claymont, DE
>>> 302-798-6632x823
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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