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PAIUnet. State-wide Network. Jim Gates. Let’s Build a WAN (Wide Area Network). We start with one computer. And then there were two. We connect to another one, and we’ve got a (very small) network. And so on…. And so forth. Very fast connection between machines. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
PAIUnet
State-wide Network
Jim Gates
Let’s Build a WAN (Wide Area Network)
We start with one computer
And then there were two
We connect to another one, and we’ve got a (very small) network
And so on…
And so forthVery fast connection between machines
Let’s add some services
Services might be “share drives” or printers
Looks like your school’s network, now
A Look at TWO District Buildings
Let’s Connect Them
Very Fast Connection
Connect ALL buildings
Let’s package this for clarity
Making your DISTRICT’S Network
Let’s connect your district to the Internet
The Internet Cloud
Why is it called “The Cloud?”
Your “clicks” travel the cloud
The Internet Cloud
Where can you improve your service?
The Internet Cloud
Get a broader “pipe” to the cloud
Where does the WAN come in?
• What if we connected our districts together on our OWN backbone?
• What if our backbone was VERY fast?
• What if our services were on the WAN?
• What if we didn’t have to fight the “cloud?”
• Answer - Then we’d have a WAN – a Wide Area Network
Your Regional WAN
100mb
20 mb1.5 mb
What’s On YOUR Regional WAN?
• Discovery Streaming?
• Plato?
• Moodle?
• PowerSchool?
• SchoolWires?
THOSE Connections Stay on the WAN
45mb
5 mb1.5 mb
Streaming Video Server
Moodle Server
Podcast Server
What else is on your WAN?
45mb
5 mb1.5 mb
This is YOUR WAN
45mb
5 mb1.5 mb
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29 Regional WANS Across PA
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Introducing: PAIUnet
What If You Click Elsewhere?
CNN
wikispacesCreative Commons
Microsoft
Yahoo
Your “clicks” travel the cloud
The Internet Cloud
Sometimes It Stays On PAIUnet
What if an outsider connects to one of our servers?
The Internet Cloud
Why Bother?
• Secure
• Reliable ��• Economical
• Reusable
• Collaborative
• Capacity
What’s possible?
• Multicasting video streams– “broadcast” training sessions, professional
development activities, etc– Similar to a TV network
• Content “Islands”– Your IU could house a blog server for others
to share– Another IU houses digital videos to share
the load
What does it mean to teaching and learning?
• Obtain Services we might not have otherwise
• Connect classrooms across the WAN
• Share teachers
• Collaborating Students
• Smooth Video Conferencing
• Shared Professional Development
Clear as Mud?
Annie in Beziers
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