Lol, I wasn't always on the side of the district IT but the guy they put at the high school is really cool.
My school just switched to a tone of WYSE computers that all boot off of the district servers. From what I can tell most of them are basically thin clients with a power boost from the old standards.
The teachers computers all boot off of remote desktop (I think the same servers) but from what I understand is if one teacher isn't using his/her computer at the time, the other teachers that are will utilize the cpu and ram. I don't see how that would work with any benefit. The school was networked in 02, likely with the cheapest cable they could use. That is how one teacher explained it to me, I have yet to talk to the tech about it.
The annoying thing is that when the servers go down (happens a lot) all of the teachers can't use their computers and a lot of the other staff loose their ability to use theirs as well. They have been replacing a lot of the laptops with network booting ones as well that go down. I was FORCED (I would get a detention if I didn't do it. They wouldn't let me do any other homework (I usually had a study hall that period). And it wasn't even a class that I could get any credit for) to use this crappy plato act software that had no save feature until the lesson is done and the server went down causing me to loose an hour of work.
