John T. Lynn Campus Network
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The John T. Lynn Campus Network is a switched Fast Ethernet network with a fiber optic backbone connecting all buildings on campus. Our servers run Windows 2003 server software and our network is connected to the Internet by a T-1 connection. Every classroom has one or more computers connected to the network with a growing number of classrooms hosting mini-labs. All buildings are equipped with at least one wireless access point allowing students and faculty to use laptops freely within those buildings.
Before students are allowed to use the Queen Anne School network, they and their parents must sign an “Acceptable Use Policy” which applies the school’s Philosophy and Code of Conduct to the realities of the virtual world.
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HARDWARE PLATFORM
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Located in Marlborough Hall, the media center, are the multimedia lab
and a general use area. The computers in the multimedia lab are Pentium IV based machines with at least
1 Gigabite of RAM equipped with CD-ROM drives and sound cards. Also in the multimedia room are two twenty-four bit color flatbed scanners. Throughout the media center are twenty Pentium IV computers for general use. The Language Lab, located in Chelsea Hall, is equipped with twelve Pentium IV computers. The Art Lab, located in Brick Church Hall, has twelve Pentium IV computers. Each classroom has at least one computer.
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SOFTWARE
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All computers run Windows XP Professional. Each computer connected to the network has Office 2007 Professional and Adobe Web Premium CS3 installed. The multimedia lab also has Pagemaker 7.1, Mavis Beacon Typing Tutor and Visual BASIC.net
, AutoCAD 2005 and Adobe Premier Pro installed.
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