Re: Windows 11 Education Vs Enterprise
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The San Diego County Office of Education assists those who lead, manage, and use technology to shape strategic decisions at every level within K-12 education. We actively engage with superintendents, chief technology officers, technology directors, and technology teacher leaders to further the mission of transforming technology's role in K-12 education.
Our technology programs, strategies, and solutions address a spectrum of opportunities and challenges: teaching and learning, cybersecurity, professional learning, advocacy, research, data analytics, enterprise systems, connectivity, video production, identity management, and much more.
Strengthen your information security systems and processes by utilizing the latest cybersecurity best practices, cultivated through collaboration with a variety of industry and government institutions.
SDCOE partners with Edupoint to provide Synergy a feature rich, cost-effective, web-based Student Information System (SIS) serving stakeholders in San Diego and Imperial counties. Standout features of this SIS include an intuitive web interface, the ability to search from any field on any screen, a robust query tool, an integrated gradebook, and parent/student portals. We serve over 30 districts and charter schools supporting over 50,000 students.
SDCOE offers solutions to help transform your business processes, including the design and development of web-based applications, mobile apps, custom software, automation, APIs, and Business Intelligence dashboards. We offer consulting services to assist you with your data management. SDCOE's Enterprise Applications team is also responsible for PeopleSoft system administration, development. and testing.
Using the full version of Microsoft Teams is the best way to participate in a Microsoft Teams meeting because it offers the most feature-rich experience. However, using the Google Chrome browser will still allow you to have a great Teams experience. These guides will show you the basics for using Google Chrome to participate in a Microsoft Teams meeting as a guest.
Software is distributed via several channels (see the individual software listings below for specific information on each), but in most cases you will need to place an order through the IT Service Desk to obtain the software. If your department would like additional details about our software contracts, visit the Software and Cloud Services page on the Office of Business and Finance website.
Complete the Site Licensed Software Request Form, including choosing an item from the available software options. In some cases, you may be required to agree to terms and conditions for the selected product.
Note: Access to download software from the IT Service Desk is restricted to current Ohio State faculty, staff and students. The right to distribution of site-licensed software is limited to the OCIO. Individuals are strictly prohibited from loaning such software or making a copy for anyone else.
Registered Site License Software Coordinators can request certain additional software products for departmental distribution. An SLS Coordinator is authorized through their department chair or unit director to partner with OCIO to distribute site licensed software to end users within their department or unit. They must be a regular faculty or staff employee.
The Office of the Chief Information Officer has an agreement with Adobe to provide unlimited use of the Acrobat Professional product on all Ohio State campuses for faculty and staff. This Adobe Enterprise License Agreement (ELA) permits a broad installation of the software, and allows us to deepen our relationship with Adobe. Available to faculty, staff, and GRA/GTA's, this software may be used on Ohio State-owned machines, or on home machines for university business. Available on main and regional campuses and all extension offices.
Ohio State University has a Contract License Program (CLP) with Adobe. This contract provides discounts on educational boxed product. Site License Coordinators may obtain installation codes for departmental use.
ArcGIS is a geographic information system (GIS) product from Environmental Systems Research Institute. ArcGIS offers advanced modeling, mapping and analysis capabilities for the desktop. ArcGIS runs on Windows platforms. For information regarding setup for renewal of an existing license, see go.osu.edu/esri.
Ohio State purchases Autodesk licenses at the government rate, which is approximately 90% the cost of a commercial license. Licenses only need to be purchased if users plan to edit drawings. For viewing only, Autodesk TrueView can be installed at no cost through OCIO Self Service (instructions above). If editing of DWG (AutoCAD) or RVT (Revit) files is needed, purchase an Autodesk AEC Collection license. Autocad only licenses are also available. All Autodesk license are named user licenses, and can only be used by the person assigned to the license.
BadCopy Pro is a data recovery tool for floppy disk, CD-ROM, CD-R/W, digital media and other storage media, including hard drives. It can recover corrupted or lost data from damaged, unreadable or defective disks. Available to faculty and staff for on-campus machines only. No home use is allowed. This tool is for use for university business only. When you are no longer affiliated with Ohio State you must return the software to your department or to OCIO.
OSUnet VPN service is designed as a solution for faculty, staff and students to provide remote usage to the OSUnet network that is authenticated and secure. It is for university-related business only and must be left with your department and removed from your home computer when you leave Ohio State.
JMP is an interactive software tool designed for statistical visualization and exploratory data analysis that may be used for classroom instruction, academic research and course work only. Home use is allowed for a holder of the license on campus.
JMP Genomics is an optional package that combines interactive JMP graphics and SAS Analytics, allowing researchers to see and explore genomic data from every angle, understand it and share analysis with colleagues. JMP Genomics is available only to faculty and staff for classroom instruction, academic research and course work only. It can be used on campus and at home for no change (Ohio State Pediatrics has provided a cost share for this license). JMP Genomics is a very large program (approx. 11.2GB in size). Check the file size after downloading to ensure you have received the entire program. JMP Genomics Version 10 is the only version of this software available at this time.
LANDesk software provides organizations with solutions for managment of systems, security, services, assets and processea. It is available to Ohio State faculty and staff for use on all university-owned machines and any machines that require management by Ohio State staff.
OCIO Site Licensing and OCIO Security, with help from CFAES and other offices at Ohio State, have partnered to negotiate a three-year contract with LANDesk for departments to purchase a variety of software from GovConnection. Pricing is based on a per-FTE basis, as calculated by Site Licensing based on departmental Microsoft FTE counts. All departments receive the same price, regardless of size. Site Licensing recommends the Management Suite and Mid-year Upgrade Protection.
Maple is a powerful and comprehensive interactive symbolic algebra system used for engineering and mathematical instruction and research. Additionally, you can access the Maple Application Center, which is a free online resource of (1.) technical solutions submitted by Maple users from around the world, (2.) Maple Student Center for course help, (3.) Maple Power Tools as add-on packages and (4.) The Maple Reporter, which is published semiannually and covers new developments at Waterloo Maple, Inc.
Mathematica is a technical computing system used by science, industry and academia. It combines high-precision numeric and symbolic computation with data visualization and programming capabilities. This license is maintained by the College of Arts and Sciences and is limited to currently employed faculty and staff for use or support of instruction and academic research. This software may also be used on personal machines in support of instruction and academic research. The software is licensed annually at no charge and licenses run from September to September.
Mathematica is a technical computing system used by science, industry and academia. It combines high-precision numeric and symbolic computation with data visualization and programming capabilities. This license is maintained by the College of Arts and Sciences. The student version, available via electronic download through OTDI as "Mathematica for Students," is intended for use on student-owned computers to be used for instruction and research activities.
The MathWorks' MATLAB is an interactive environment for numeric computation that specializes in working with matrices. It combines a powerful user interface with 2-D and 3-D graphics and a comprehensive library of mathematical analysis techniques. Commercial use is prohibited. Additional toolboxes may be ordered. Please contact Cathy Mertz of The Mathworks at 248-675-3310 or cathy...@mathworks.com to inquire about quotations and orders for additional toolboxes. In this case The Mathworks will generate any additional license codes for add-on toolboxes (Child Licenses) for you to combine during installation with your Standard Configuration license codes.The MATLAB TAH Install Guide provides details on how to install additional toolbox licenses NOT in the Ohio State Standard Configuration along with the TAH license for the Standard Ohio State license configuration.
This anti-malware, anti-virus and anti-spyware product is available as both an individual solution (for unmanaged deployments and stand-alone installations) and for departments, as an enterprise-level solution (for managed deployments or departmental distribution).
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