channels they run on. This means, when one student moves a mouse for X =
computer, there is a strong possibility Y computer will pick up the =
signal.
Personally, I would strongly recommend switching to wired for all. You =
might sell the wireless to your staff for a great price and use that =
money to buy the replacements.
Renee Ramig
Seven Hills School
-----Original Message-----
From: A forum for independent school educators on behalf of Laura Loftus
Sent: Mon 8/9/2010 11:24 AM
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Subject: wireless keyboards and mice?
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We recently purchased some all-in-one PC's for a middle school lab with
limited space. They came with wireless mice and keyboards. I'm guessing =
I
don't need to outline the various concerns we have for mischief and =
theft
(not to mention battery costs). But I have to say I get giddy anytime
there's a chance of getting rid of a few more wires.
We are considering replacing the mice and keyboards with wired.
Looking to hear from other folks about good (or bad) experiences in
similar situations.
Laura Loftus
Educational Technology Specialist
Georgetown Day School
4530 MacArthur Boulevard, NW
Washington DC 20007
http://www.gds.org
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