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Strategy 1 - Get rid of all inkjet printers.
Strategy 2 - Put a networked, entry level, black and white laser in each =
classroom. =20
Strategy 3 - Put a networked, mid level (or high level when I can afford =
it) color printer in each building (I use solid ink for the classrooms =
as it is cheap. I have one HP printer in the admin building that can be =
used by anyone and is the only color printer where outputs can be =
laminated. The price per page is higher though.)
Strategy 4 - Key administrators, connect printer locally either in =
addition to or instead of network, so if the network is ever down, they =
can still print.
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Stategy 5 - Try to stick with a printer brand and model for all =
classroom printers. This only works so well, as printer models seem to =
change about every couple of days! =20
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Renee Ramig
Seven Hills School
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From: A forum for independent school educators on behalf of Brandon =
Watkins
Sent: Tue 2/23/2010 7:54 AM
To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: Printing Strategies
Hello Everyone,
We are trying to come up with a new printing strategy for our PK-12 =
school.
We currently have a mixture of b/w laser and many inkjets, all teachers =
have
a printer in their classroom and each building has several laser =
printers
that can be printed to.
Would like to know what other schools are doing as far as printing
strategies go?
Any input would be helpful.
Thank You,
Brandon Watkins
Director of Technology
The Independent School
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