Your network setup by EUN Partnership aisbl

bboy_alberto — 2018-01-15 14:08:24 UTC

In my middle school, the IT environment is limited to 3 classrooms out of 5. These 3 classrooms have 1 ethernet plug which connects 1 computer (used just by the teachers) to the Internet connection. 2 classrooms remain without the internet connection. $ classrooms out are provided an IWB, 1 has got just a blackboard with no computer. Wi-fi is not available, or at least the signal is so weak that without a cable nothing works. As a teacher, I really would like my school to become more keen on IT, so to improve the possibilities either for ther teacher and for the students.

Linda, from Italy

LindaGiannini — 2018-01-15 14:42:59 UTC

In my school we have a external consultant

Ijan

2018-01-15 14:53:30 UTC

In Croatia, we have CARNet (Croatian Academic and Research Network) which conects schools to Internet. Speed is 60Mbit DL, 10Mbit UL

Modulo 1 - 1.2 - Your network setup

sonialeao — 2018-01-15 14:57:37 UTC

We have wifi network from the government. I don´t know the connectivity Speed, but I notice that Sometimes is a little bit slow when we are downloading programs.
We have a Teacher that is responsable for the ICT - So we have a ICT coordinator
The user of the school network have a username and a password.
Some programs used are not very secure and can be hacked easily.
Some site are blocked to the users like (Facebook, games)

Module 1 - 1.2

paulo_dionisio — 2018-01-15 14:57:44 UTC

My school has WiFi NetWork and sometimes it is ver slowly. The teachers have a username and a password. My school has a ICT coordinator and he is the only one that can give the credentials to access Internet and install softwares.

Alessandro Michele, Italia

2018-01-15 15:08:20 UTC

In Italy, the schools have internet wi-fi.
Also in my school ther's this line without wire.
It's a good way to increase the teaching and the learning.

Giorgiana, Romania

giorgiana_ioan — 2018-01-15 15:14:01 UTC

In school we have cable internet and WiFI. The speed is 70 Mbps download and 75 Mbps upload

António Gonçalves, Portugal

afgoncalves61 — 2018-01-15 15:24:24 UTC

In my school we have two internet fibre connections, from two different Internet providers, one are used in administration matters, and the other is for pupils and teachers. The signal is provided, to pupils and teachers, via cable and via Wi Fi, and there are several differents networks. I think that is kind of messy, and some organization is needed.

Natasa, Croata

pionirska1 — 2018-01-15 15:42:23 UTC

I agree with Ijan...In Croatia, we have CARNet (Croatian Academic and Research Network) which conects schools to Internet. https://www.carnet.hr/en

Melin GETİZMEN YEŞİL/İzmir

melingetizmenyesil — 2018-01-15 16:11:10 UTC

our school has only wifi access. We do not have a specialist to help in the field of ICT.

Andrea, Italy

2018-01-15 16:15:26 UTC

In my school, we have WiFi conncetion, 12 Mbps download and 7 Mbps upload. Our network is not able to support a huge number of simultaneous connections. Usually, only classroom in the IT laboratory can use our network without problems.

In my school we've only wifi for teachers. The speed is quiet good, because we're only about 70 teachers using the wifi. I don't know the exact speed of the internet, but as teachers don't use it every day/every lesson it is enough.

2018-01-15 16:19:31 UTC

Carmela, Italy

cmprofrel — 2018-01-15 16:23:16 UTC

In my school we have WIFI connection, but there are often problems. e do not have the fiber yet so the connection is not fast. There are digital classes and during the lessons the pupils can use the school's tablets

Damir Vrbanec, Croatia

2018-01-15 16:26:42 UTC

My school has poor WiFi NetWork and oftenit is very slow. My school has not a ICT coordinator and he is me ;)

Roberto (Spain)

2018-01-15 16:33:47 UTC

In my school we have optical fiber since 2016 and an extended wifi network covering almost every classroom. We have 2 different nets, one for administration and teachers, and another one for students. The wifi is secured with a password that only the teachers know, but sometimes if needed, we open it for students.

Ivo Boršćak, Croatia

2018-01-15 16:39:52 UTC

My school has Internet access via Carnet and Wi-Fi NetWork. We have about 300 computers, and we have IT administrator and that's not me ;)

Laurynas, Lithuania

2018-01-15 16:48:07 UTC

My school 50 computer. Internet speed is 100 Mbps.

biancalamura — 2018-01-15 16:48:44 UTC

an extended wifi network covering almost ever

biancalamura — 2018-01-15 16:48:50 UTC

Maria Luisa, Genova, Italy

2018-01-15 16:49:16 UTC

In my school we have WIFI connection, but there are often problems of connection.
My school has a ICT coordinator but all teachers, and all classes, ie all 591 students, possess the credentials to access to internet and to install software

Gianfranco, Italy

2018-01-15 16:51:05 UTC

I am working in a high secondary school as Maths teacher. In my school there are four computer labs, two of them for foreign languages and two for informatics and applicative as well as Office, Openoffice, Geogebra and so on. There are PCs in every administrative office to manage ordinary accountability. Almost every classroom as a Interactive Whiteboard (LIM in Italian) and each room has a proper PC for didactics and ordinary operations for absences, presences, votes and so on (digital register).

To manage and control the ICT framework of my school there was created a dedicated office with two technicians. They have skills on cable, plugging and fixing. They control the "fluxes" of data in the school and wi-fi router and links.

GIOVANNI TANDURELLA, ITALY

giovannitandurella35 — 2018-01-15 16:52:00 UTC

In my school navigation is through wi-fi and structured cabling. the navigation speed is about 5 mb

Mindaugas, Lithuania

2018-01-15 16:55:09 UTC

15 years ago, in my city, all educational institutions were connected to the fiber-optic connection and gave a bandwidth of 100Mbps. Last year we increased our speed to 1Gbps. Content filtering for schools in Lithuania is carried out by the Litnet organization according to need. Future plans to improve WIFI connectivity.

Maja Batur,Croatia

maya_batur — 2018-01-15 16:57:39 UTC

In my school we have optical internet for two months now. We have All in One computer in every classroom for teachers because we use an Electronic school diary and directory (E-dnevnik), and in my IT classroom there are 15 desktop computers for students.
Big maintenances are going through CARNet who is providing internet in all schools in Croatia.

Kristina

2018-01-15 16:58:20 UTC

As all schools in Lithuania (most probably) we are also connected to the fiber-optic connection and have a bandwidth of 100Mbps. There are computers and 30 tablets at school.

Diana, Lithuania

2018-01-15 17:10:01 UTC

My school is connected to the fiber-optic connection and have a bandwidth of 100Mbps. We have about 150 desktop computers and loptps at school.

CINZIA VIGNOLI,ITALY

vigcin — 2018-01-15 17:11:04 UTC

In the primary school where I work each class is equipped with multimedia whiteboard and devices such as scanner and printer. You often experience problems with Internet connectivity because the line is often overloaded. We use the electronic register and the online cards. I think that antivirus security systems should be updated because they are slow and obsolete, and the capacity of memory in PCs should be enhanced.

Renata, Croatia

renata_pintar — 2018-01-15 17:23:02 UTC

My school entered project “e-Schools: Establishing a System for Developing Digitally Mature Schools (pilot project)”. With this project, school is equiped with wireless network for teachers and students to use, there is one classroom with tablets for students and smart screen for teachers and every STEM teacher is equiped with hybrid computer and other teachers with tablet.

mail_micaela_pereira — 2018-01-15 17:27:02 UTC

Your network setup How does your school network connect to the Internet? What connectivity speed? How do you protect the school network from outsid

Erna

bukvic_erna — 2018-01-15 17:36:54 UTC

My school have WiFi internet connection,but signal is often very weak . We have computer or laptop in almost every classroom . IT classroom is equipped with more computers. There is no interactive whiteboards in my school. Only teacher have access to the internet. We don't have na ICT administrator .

Maja, Croatia

2018-01-15 17:43:10 UTC

In my school we have fiber-optic connection with bandwidth of 100Mbps, 40 desktop computers and every classroom has a laptop. We have combination of ethernet network and WiFi network and antivirus software on some computers.

Ana, Croatia

2018-01-15 18:26:09 UTC

We have fiber-optic connection with bandwidth of 100Mbps, over 50 desktop computers and every classroom has a tablet. We have a combination of ethernet networks and WiFi networks and antivirus software on computers. Also we have interactive whiteboards in school. My school is e-school. We have tablets for students and smart screen for teachers and every STEM teacher has a hybrid computer and other teachers have tablets.

Francesc, Spain

fgarcia_tercero — 2018-01-15 18:54:11 UTC

I do not really know the structure of my school's network. I think we have a fiber-optic connection with bandwidth of 100Mbps, but I am not sure. We have about 100 computers, most of them in two IT classrooms. Nowadays, we are trying to have at least one PC in each classroom, to be used by the teacher. In addition, we have a management company hired.

Dean, Croatia

2018-01-15 19:04:35 UTC

My school has Internet access via Carnet We have about 60 computers, mosty+ly one in each class and 20 computers in It cabinet, Sometimes depent on weather and ISP provider loose Internet conection. Every problem with network it's on me

Drita Sulejmani, Albania

DRITA — 2018-01-15 19:11:06 UTC

In my school I think teh ict coordinator had installed the internet with fiber optic cables and high speed waves. Access to web pages is through a code that the teachers have and according to the curriculum. We have computers installed in each class and a computer lab with 25 computers.

Marinko, CroatiaI am a computer teacher in high school, I'm installing programs on new computers, I'm helping other teachers to use and doing minor repairs on computers. The school has external associates to maintain the network.

marinko_franolic — 2018-01-15 19:23:33 UTC

Croatia, Silvija

2018-01-15 19:50:39 UTC

My school has Internet access via CARNet. We have wired and Wi - Fi Internet. I´m not managing the net. We have another teacher in school who is doing it and external associates too.

Kristina Š., Croatia

2018-01-15 20:21:45 UTC

My school has Internet access via Carnet. We have Internet in every classroom, but it is not fast enough.

Margo M, EST

2018-01-15 20:22:33 UTC

We have wireless uplink to our ISP, speed is 100Mbps down and 50Mbps up. From outside protection we have firewall (pfsense) and it handles routing between subnets. Students and teachers have their own wifi network through out school.

Diego Tich, Croatia

diego_tich — 2018-01-15 20:42:59 UTC

My school ICT infrastructure and local computer network connect to the Internet via CARNet network. My school take a part of the project “e-Schools: Establishing a System for Developing Digitally Mature Schools (pilot project)”. We have e-Schools technicians who maintain the network.

Antonija, Croatia

antonija_vodopija1989 — 2018-01-15 21:12:54 UTC

Our school connects to internet via CARNet. Speed is around 100Mbit/s. CARNet also takes care of protecting school network from outside access. There have been no problems with connectivity.

Tamara V., Croatia

tamara_plese — 2018-01-15 21:16:35 UTC

My school connects to the internet via CARNet (Croatian Academic and Research Network) which offers quite fast internet. We have both wired connection and a WiFi in the school. External company maintains the network and protects it.

Mark, Ireland

mfpdst — 2018-01-15 21:52:43 UTC

Mark, Ireland

mfpdst — 2018-01-15 21:53:02 UTC

In Ireland all post-primary schools have access to 100MB

Mark, Ireland

mfpdst — 2018-01-15 21:53:03 UTC

In Ireland all post-primary schools have access to 100MB but the infrastructure within each school varies hugely. Primary schools often struggle with speeds in they are in rural areas and it is a constant complaint. Many schools in Ireland are using government ICT grants to upgrade their internal infrastructure set up

Tanja, Croatia

t_cvijanovic74 — 2018-01-15 22:16:25 UTC

My school has optical internet internet connection. Speed is 50 Mbps. In school we have several access points but signal in some classroom is very weak. Only teachers have access to the internet except in IT classroom.

Tânia Serrão, Portugal

taniaserraogomes — 2018-01-15 22:17:34 UTC

I have to say that I have no idea how my school is connected to the Internet or how fast it is. However, I can say that in my classroom there are some equipment similar to the ones that were shown in the video but that were installed by specialized people. In my school, only the ICT classroom and the principal's office have internet. We only have one router. The speed of the internet is good!

Tajana, Croatia

informatikaa — 2018-01-15 22:18:09 UTC

My school is connected via CARnet (Croatian Academic and Research Network) which gives us quite a good speed and a good amount of safety. Computers are connected with wires and can connect wirelessly for teachers and for students too. Teachers also have their own tablets. My school is a part of E-Schools Project so we are very well equipped.

Özkan SEYREK/ Turkey

ozkanseyrek — 2018-01-15 22:20:22 UTC

Özkan SEYREK/ Turkey

ozkanseyrek — 2018-01-15 22:20:25 UTC

Our school is connected to the internet via the "protected internet" provided by the ministry. This protection prevents social networks from entering the networks and sites specified in the national information center. .

Željko, Croatia

zeljko — 2018-01-15 23:39:45 UTC

Our school starts with about 700 students and we employ about 70 teachers. In the school we have 5 computer classrooms with 15 computers and 15 desktop computers per cabinet and about 70 notebooks used by teachers. The school is covered by a wireless computer network and the desktops are connected to the network cables. We have fast internet access (50 Mbps) via CARNET. For three years I was the administrator of the entire computer infrastructure and now I'm the head of an IT classroom with 16 desktop computers.

Our school network is connected to the Internet via a central server (WIndows 2012 Server) and an optical router on an optical network of 50 Mbps.

Protect the network by filtering through the MAC address. All school and teaching computers and teacher smart phones are written with their MAC addresses in the server base.
Additional protection was provided through the ISP service provider, the Croatian Academic and Research Network CARNET.

The main problems are the speed of connection and data transfer for a large number of users. Another problem is the ability to monitor usage by students because some students found a way to break through the MAC address.

All network problems are mostly resolved on our own. Equipment is supplied via local IT equipment stores.

2018-01-15 23:40:09 UTC

Oleksandra, Ukraine

lesia_zal — 2018-01-15 23:57:50 UTC

In our Gimnasia we have 2 computer labs. Each class has got a laptop and a projector. Besides we have 6 interactive whiteboards. For a long time we experienced problems with Internet connectivity because the line was often overloaded. That's why the decision was taken to get the fiber-optic connection with a bandwidth of 100Mbps. Now we are happy to have quite a good speed. The tudents are allowed to use mobile phones as useful teaching tools.

Ina, Croatia

inarajko — 2018-01-16 00:19:19 UTC

Our school network is connected to the Internet via Metronet (the central schhol building) and via CARNet(protected internet connection) in the informatic classrom which is located across the street. We have a problem with low connectivity speed of 20 or less Mbps although we have an optic cabel (that's the main problem that we have to fix). Students don't have access to the network. The network which is used in the informatic classrom is protected from CARNet (students can't serach some websites). The wireless network is protected by passwords. The main challange is to get the fast internet connection and to enable the wireless connectivty for all students and to learn how to set up the protection of the network and to limit the download for the devices that will be connected.

NURETTİN AYKAN Türkiye Biology

nurettin_aykan — 2018-01-16 06:14:52 UTC

Internet access providers in our school Republic of Turkey Ministry of National Education is a closed system to external input is turned off access to video providers like YouTube or social media has certain restrictions. Secure internet service is offered free of charge.The fiber-optic connection with a bandwidth of 100Mbps.

José Manuel Blázquez (Cádiz, Spain)

josemanuel_blazquez — 2018-01-16 06:27:04 UTC

In my school we have optical internet via a central server for two years ago. We have access to 700 MB.

Theodora Zakou - Ioannidou (Nicosia, Cyprus)

t_zakou — 2018-01-16 06:56:22 UTC

Our school is connected to the internet via a Broadband connection. The connection speed is 5Mbps. We have the Safe internet application for protection from outside access provided by the Ministry of Education and Culture.

Hi, I'm a teacher in a elementary school. In addition to teaching I also take care of everything connected with computers and network.

2018-01-16 07:52:56 UTC

Our school doesn't has got the right

Tomislav, CRO

tojaku — 2018-01-16 08:07:57 UTC

We connect to Internet through fiberoptics provided by national academic ISP. Effective speed is around 80 Mbps. Network is protected from outside access by firewall. I personally have the most problems configuring some apps used in programming for outside access through filtering ISA server which I don't manage. Also half of the computer in school are connected through ethernet and other half through wireless which tends to act up sometimes and that's because there is a lot of cheap equipment spread out through school. There is no bring-your-own-device in our school, beacuse infrastructure couldn't handle it probably.

Danijel, Croatia

danijel_mustafa — 2018-01-16 08:08:15 UTC

Our school network is connected to the Internet via Optima (the central school building) and via CARNet(protected internet connection) in the informatic classroom which gives us quite a good speed and a good amount of safety. In the ICT labs (informatic classroom) we have access switches connected via copper uplinks to the server. We have a problem with wireless connectivity because of buildings construction (a lot of iron in the walls). Students don't have access to the network - the wireless network is protected by passwords. The network which is used in the informatic classrom is protected from CARNet (students can't serach some websites).The main challange is to get the fast internet connection and to enable the wireless connectivty for all students and to learn how to set up the protection of the network and to limit the download for the devices that will be connected.

Rasa (Pagėgiai, Lithuania)

rasa_antanaitiene — 2018-01-16 09:12:33 UTC

We have fiber-optic connection with bandwidth of 100 Mbps. We have about 90 computers, most of them in two IT classrooms. Network is protected from outside access by firewall and antivirus software in the computers.

Ljubomir, Croatia

2018-01-16 09:42:22 UTC

There is quite a mess in our existing school network because of several ISP's present and different network infrastructures. Wired network was constantly being repaired and "patched" without planned schematics, so nobody knows what previous contractor did. New project "e-Schools" improved the situation by introducing fiber optics with speed up to 40-50 Mbps, and WAPs (Meraki) throughout entire school, in each classroom. But, old, existing network remained unsolved. Protection is implemented by CARNet and managed through Meraki dashboard (allowed to IT Technician, hired by county). Access is granted to teachers and students with AAI@EduHr identity. The main problem is constant "braking" of the connectivity, losing the signal, which disables entire school (temporarily, but still...).

Dean, Croatia, 1.2

dmakovac — 2018-01-16 09:47:48 UTC

We recently introduced a fiber-optic connection with a 40Mbit downlink (even though it drops to 15Mb) from CARNet and it's filtered by the same institution. Having about 60 PC's (and planning to introduce another 15 next week) speed is the bottleneck sometimes...

Herikas, Lithuania

2018-01-16 09:56:12 UTC

From the ISP we get 100Mbps through fiber optic. Our school inside we have gigabit LAN connection to workstations. And this is enough for 160+ workstations. First chalenge was replace domestic Wifi routers to enterprice Wifi access points. And problem like in video above with wifi was gone. Network is protected from ISP firewoll and from inside protected by Fortigate. And now we installing internet filtering system.

Milena, Croatia

knezovic85 — 2018-01-16 10:24:42 UTC

My school has Internet via Carnet like most of the schools in Croatia. We also have wireless internet throughout the school for all our students who has their login details

provided by Microsoft. We have a desktop computer in each clasroom for teachers as we have a digital schoolbook (e-dnevnik). There are two clasrooms with 15 desktop computers each. My role is to take care of minor issues in these clasrooms but for the bigger problems we have an ICT company who take care of it.

Crina, Romania

neciucrina — 2018-01-16 13:37:17 UTC

We have an Internet Service Provider firm who give us Internet access through optic fiber. We have a star extended network topology for the labs computers and Wii access point.

Tamara, Croatia

2018-01-16 13:37:44 UTC

My school network connect to the Internet via CARNet. We have possibility of wireless and wired Interent connections.

Sabrina, Italy

2018-01-16 13:49:03 UTC

My school has Internet access via fiber. We have wired and Wi - Fi Internet. Personally I´m not managing the net because we have another teacher who is doing it and external associates.

Vasiliki Psaridou/Greece

2018-01-16 14:12:37 UTC

My school network is connected to the internet through cabel as well as wifi connection. The connectivity speed is really low, but we have antivirous protection and codes to prevent the outside access. The main challenge for me is the fact that the speed is so low that there are many problems if more than two PC are connected the same time

Siniša, Croatia

smudri — 2018-01-16 14:31:04 UTC

In my school we are connected to CARNet by wire. Connectivity speed is 50 Mbps, but speed tests say 10-25 Mbps. Something is wrong in network. We have T-com wireless network only for teacher. CARNet takes care of protecting school network from outside access. We have about 80 computers in school. Main challenge is connectivity speed and number of computers in network.

Jelena, Croatia

2018-01-16 15:39:13 UTC

My school is connected via CARnet (and T-com) which gives us a good speed about Mbps. Computers are connected with wires. We have a wireless conetion for all students and teachers in our school. Teachers have their own tablets and laptops. My school is a part of E-Schools Project so we are very well equipped

Astghik Karapetyan

markosyankarapetyan1973 — 2018-01-16 17:11:41 UTC

Armenia
The internet is cable and it is connected to just two competer. To show any material we use a projector in order to be watched by all students. The internet is not enough fast. It is about 8-10 mb. To implement any practical work is too difficult.

Zlatko, Croatia

2018-01-16 17:26:41 UTC

this school year we have got cisco network equipment from Carnet and contribution of EU. general speed is 60 Mbitps. we are connected on optical cable.protection is well built by hardware and software in cisco system.sometimes is difficult when a lot of devices are connected at the same time, but rare.

Radu, Romania

raduprisacaru — 2018-01-16 17:32:41 UTC

In our school, in each class there is a wifi connected laptop and a projector. We also have a computer lab (15 desktops + 1 smartboard) with high-speed fiber optic internet. Each device is equipped with antivirus program.

Lili, Estonia

localarea — 2018-01-16 18:05:14 UTC

In Estonia

Data Communication in Public Administration provides internet services to state agencies (including schools) and local governments. Our connection speed is 1 Gbps.

We have a firewall managed by service provider. WiFi networks are password protected. We have Ruckus APs which are covering our WiFi needs fully.

Main challenge is that our current firewall is quite old and has a limited bandwith which enables max 100/100 Mbps connection (so the 1 Gbps connection isn't used at it's fullest).

Another problem is that teacher's classroom computers (around 100 computers) are not in domain and are managed one by one.

Mladen, Croatia

2018-01-16 18:07:26 UTC

We are connected to the Internet via CARNet. We have wireless and wired Internet connections. Content and security settings are configured by our Internet Service Provider (CARNet).

Sonia,ROMANIA

2018-01-16 18:11:39 UTC

In our school, we have a laboratory with 16 computers with high-speed optical fiber internet. Each device is equipped with an antivirus program

Claudia, Italy

maestradisogni — 2018-01-16 18:29:01 UTC

In my school Internet connection gives some problems because all pupils have the password. So we are thinking to separate two lines, one for the teachers and another for the students.

Josep, València, Spain

josepant — 2018-01-16 18:40:42 UTC

In our center, we are connected to Internet through optical fiber. Next, the router is connected to the managed switch with copper cable. The inside LAN has a star topology, with category 6 wiring. Our regional government manages the switch and performs the task of configuring the switch and protecting the network. Since we are quite new, we still do not have a computer lab, but if that were the case, we would have a separate LAN, one for the staff and the other one, for teaching. We do not have a WIFI connection in the staff network, but we can have it in the teachig network.
Web servers are provided by the ICT department of the regional administration, but I have managed some internal network services to provide file sharing and web services.
Most of our computers have our own Linux distribution (Lliurex), but we still have a computer that works with a Microsoft Windows OS.

UĞUR/ TURKEY

ugurbocek1433 — 2018-01-16 19:13:20 UTC

This protection prevents social networks from entering the networks and sites specified in the national information center.
YouTube or social media has certain restrictions.

Maria, Alicante Spain

2018-01-16 19:59:36 UTC

I use Lliurex (Linux )in my school. I don't like it but it is imposible to work with another one. All the computers have the same operative sistem, but in the teacher room, where we have Windows

Jasenka Kuljak, Croatia

jasenka_kuljak — 2018-01-16 20:31:46 UTC

My school connects to internet via CARNet which gives us q a good speed. CARNet also takes care of protecting school network from outside access. Computers are connected with wires and can connect wirelessly for teachers and for students too. Teachers have computers in each classroom.

Ana, Croatia

ana_knezevic_inf — 2018-01-16 21:13:07 UTC

In my school, we connect to the Internet by wire and also WIFI.
Network in our school is a big mess. We have several ISP’s, and no one knows what exactly is going on. A wired network is constantly being repaired… but I think it is only getting worse, because they are connected new things, and patching it up without anyone knowing what the real problem is. The connection is always barking and the signal is poor. WIFI connection is poor because everyone has passwords to connect. Protection from outside access is provided by Canute. In few words, it is bad.

Danijela, Croatia

2018-01-16 21:16:49 UTC

Our school is connected to the Internet via Carneta/T-com. It is currently in the process of building an optical cable. We hope this will improve the speed of the internet. We have a wireless conetion (and wired Interent connections) for all students and teachers .Teachers have their own laptop in the classroom.

Gitana, Lithuania

2018-01-16 21:33:26 UTC

In my school we have fiber-optic connection. Connectivity speed 100 Mbps.

Juan Miguel, Aldaia (Spain)

2018-01-16 21:52:29 UTC

We have fiber router connected to the Internet which is administrated from the educational institution ICT service. We don’t allowed to manipulate it. I think our connection is rather 100Mbps I’m not sure. The ports to access from outside are blocked by the educational institution the we don’t need to worry about this. The main challenge is split correctly the different networks as administrative area, classrooms, departments and every wifi for studens, teachers and guests.

Antonia, Romania

2018-01-17 04:42:26 UTC

We have in our school fiber-optic connection with a speed of 100 Mbps. We have password on the router so anyone from outside can't access the network.

Julien, Belgium

2018-01-17 09:13:36 UTC

Our school has a connectivity speed of 100 Mbps. We also have it entirely covered by WiFi access points linked to a controller.
We split SSIDs in three networks (administrative, staff, guest)
Every classroom has one ore more CAT6 wire connection.
The network has a firewall to protect us, it also does authorisations, filtering ...
Many classrooms are also equiped with IWBs.
Our school is also splitted in two seperated buildings we had to link with Fiber because cable lenght was to high for a simple CAT6 link.

Iva, Croati

2018-01-17 09:14:09 UTC

We have fiber-optic connection to the internet 70 Mbps speed. School network is cable wired, and partly wireless. Our wired LAN has its own server with Linux system with firewall on, and backup discs. This server is maintend by the external IT company. It is working quite stable, but an upgrade is required. Our wireless LAN is on Meraki system, with 32 AP. There are problems with logging on SSIDs, but in the domain of ISP.

Carmen, Romania

balancarmen92 — 2018-01-17 09:28:24 UTC

In our school there is a computer science laboratory where computers are connected by fiber-optic internet. I think our connection is more than 100Mbps, I'm not sure. We have a password on the router, so anyone outside can't access the network.

Sebastian, Finland

2018-01-17 10:28:46 UTC

We have acces to 100MB. But the ICT-unit is managing that. WiFi problems mostly in large schools with many end users (300-500 devices). But mostly the school wifi works well

Nenad , Croatiy

2018-01-17 11:47:05 UTC

We have fiber optic 50Mbps simetric link. In school we have two LAN network and tree Wifi network. the most problem of cracking link is on ISP provider.

Gordana, Croatia, Town:Petrinja

2018-01-17 11:57:04 UTC

My school also connects to the internet via CARNet (Croatian Academic and Research Network) which offers quite fast internet. We have both wired connection and a WiFi in the school. External company maintains the network and protects it.
Teachers have computers in each classroom.
Teachers have their own tablets and laptops.
Several classes have White board

Kekke, Finland

ceccez — 2018-01-17 11:59:54 UTC

In our school we have fiber-optic connection with bandwidth of 100Mbps, about 60 laptop computers. Also about 40 tablets and about 30 smartphones. We have combination of ethernet network and WiFi network. All teachers and IT-class laptops use ethernet, tablets and phones use WiFi. Challenges are mainly with WiFi network stability.

Hasan Gürfidan, Turkey

hgurfidan — 2018-01-17 13:00:48 UTC

In our school we have fiber-optic connection with bandwidth of 100Mbps. Our school has secure and filtered internet connection. Therefore ,

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dimitrisbakas — 2018-01-17 14:14:24 UTC

DIMITRIS BAKAS GREECE

dimitrisbakas — 2018-01-17 14:14:28 UTC

My school network is connected to the internet through cabel as well as wifi. The connectivity is low almost 50mbps and we have antivirous

Aura, Romania

2018-01-17 14:23:49 UTC

Net connection is through optical fiber. Exactly I don't know the speed, but when we open different pages used on lesson it goes ok now. I could say it's a good speed.Net connection nowadays is almost ok. There was moments when it doesn't work, but a specialist from a certain company came and resolved the problems. In my school are two ways at connection to net: wifi and cable. The principal put a password to protect the school network from outside access. The main challange in using network connectivity is the electricity. If the electricity goes down and something important is going to happen in a day like an important event, if this doesn't exist it's hard to face this.

Merle Lepik, Estonia

merle_lepik — 2018-01-17 14:45:14 UTC

Soon we will have fiber connection, now we have 5 GHz radiolink.

Ana, Pula

2018-01-17 14:49:08 UTC

My school network connect to the Internet via wifi (tablets) and wired connection (PC). School network is protected with Carnet security. Teachers have computers in each classroom.
Teachers have their own tablets. Network is complicated to connect with (for the first time) and in some classrooms there is poor wifi.

Margus, Estonia

margus_lepik — 2018-01-17 14:55:43 UTC

Our school is connected by 5GHz 16/8Mbps wireless radiolink. But fibre connection is under development.
Internal network is protected by firewalls.

Ivan, Croatia

ivan_baricevic1 — 2018-01-17 16:04:56 UTC

We have 100 Mbps fibre connection and we're protected by the grace of our ISP which has firewalls and content filtering which sometimes work as intended (90% of the time). Not today though. We also have wifi covering 2 school buildings so every teacher/classroom can access the Internet.

Not much internal network

ivobab — 2018-01-17 16:18:50 UTC

...is present in school, apart from internet sharing.
Critical computers are protected by paid AV software, the others use AV that comes with Windows system.
The video is very clear in transmitting its message, only on the first diagrams the hubs should probably be replaced with switchs.

Ljiljana, Croatia We connect to Internet through fiberoptics cables provided by national academic ISP- CARNET. Effective speed is around 80 Mbps. Network is protected from outside access by firewall. I personally have the problems with this network. I do not know manage this. We have also wired c onnection in LAN with 30 computers in two classrooms via ISP – T-com - CARNET .

ljeftimir — 2018-01-17 16:25:14 UTC

Gabi, Czech Republic

gs_edu4u — 2018-01-17 16:34:04 UTC

We have fiber-optic connection to the internet 80 Mbps speed. School network is cable wired, and wireless too. Our wired LAN has servers for different services (of course proxy server). We have separate part for the teachers and for the students. Each user has their unique login.

Maria Pia, Sicily, Italy

stellablu4 — 2018-01-17 16:46:47 UTC

We have wi-fi and cable. But wifi works bad... too many connections in the same time. Pc are very old. The offices of the school use another wifi and internet connection, for the safety.

Mirna, Croatia

mirna_zderic1 — 2018-01-17 18:09:58 UTC

My school have internet connection via CARNet who also provides us internet security and firewall.

Kristina, Croatia

2018-01-17 19:10:59 UTC

As well as Mirna's school, mine has also inetrnet connectio via CARNet who provides us internet security and firewall.

Josip, Croatia

2018-01-17 19:17:37 UTC

My school connects to internet via optic cable with connectivity speed between 30-100 Mbit/s. Our state academic and research network institution takes care (at some degree) of filtering and administering school network traffic. Our IT classroom is kinda outdated regarding student workstations, they (max 15) connect to Win server 2003 which runs on 3GHz Intel dual core processor with 4GB of RAM. Our other classrooms don't have internet access so that would be our next challenge to face.

Ana, Galicia, Spain.

2018-01-17 19:45:13 UTC

In Spain, Auotonimic regions organice its network independent. I

Benjamin Topalčević

2018-01-17 19:53:20 UTC

My school had Internet connection via BHTelecom but we have no security and firewall from their.

Nataša, Croatia

natasa_salamon1 — 2018-01-17 20:02:01 UTC

My school have internet connection via CARNet and cable network.
CARNet takes care of protecting school network from outside access. Computers are connected with wires and can connect wirelessly for teachers and for students too.

Eric, Belgium

2018-01-17 20:57:36 UTC

We have a 70 Mbit/s Internet connection. Inside the school the speed is 1Gbps from the server to each classrooms switches and then 100Mbps to each PC. The security is ensured by the Windows server (firewall, proxy...) and each user have it's own roaming profile (active directory). The main challenge is to enticipate the needs at a time the traffic is hugely increasing.

The Internet connection of my school is supervised by central administration, although there are some connection problems I have to deal with. Sometimes I can do it my way, other times I have to make a call to the center for them to supervise the connection.

2018-01-17 21:21:36 UTC

Iztok, Slovenia

2018-01-18 07:44:29 UTC

We have 40 Mbit/s dsl internet connection. We have one main modem. On that modem we have connected 4 switch (one for computer classrom, one for computers in other classroms, one for computers for teachers and one for acess points for wireles network). The main challenge for me is to raise internes connection speed. But we have a problem, that ISP provider don't have that technology.

Gabrijela, Croatia

2018-01-18 08:15:10 UTC

My school have internet connection via CARNet . CARNet also provides us internet security and firewall.

Alma, Lithuania

2018-01-18 09:01:39 UTC

In school we have cable internet and WiFi. WiFi works only at certain school premises. The speed of the internet is not fast enough.

Katarina, Croatia

infica_kumicic — 2018-01-18 09:27:29 UTC

We have fiber-optic connection to the internet. School network is cable wired, and we have no wireless.

Elif ŞİMŞEK, TURKEY

eliftech — 2018-01-18 09:33:10 UTC

in Turkey a lot of school has fiber-optic connection with bandwidth of 100Mbps and limited and safety internet connection (you cannt connect a lot of social medias like youtube, facebook, goverment improve a website EBA it is like a social media tool for public schools and you can find a lot of educational resources.)

Dragan Sabljak, Croatia

2018-01-18 10:42:49 UTC

We have fiber optic connection to the internet. Network I LAN and WLAN, WLAN has 5 SSID which are available on all 24 AP. Traffic filtering is done by firewall. We also have server which serves as Domain controller, Print server, GPO server and Windows deployment server.

Liana Karapetyan, Armenia

2018-01-18 11:35:53 UTC

We have fiber optic internet local connection, no wii. Inernet speed is 100 Mbps. We have 2 computer classroms with 8 computers in each and all computers have internet. Websites with improper content are blocked.

Maja, Croatia

2018-01-18 11:52:21 UTC

We have fiber-optic connection to the internet at 100 Mbps. School network is cable wired, and we have no wireless. We protect are PC-s with free antivirus programs, are provider limites some websites with suspicious content.

Ana; Galicia, Spain

2018-01-18 12:04:05 UTC

As advisor to the Administration, I am going to comment the general situation of the Galician schools.
The management of the network infrastructure is centralized in the Administration. Schools has not autonomy for working in it.
However, there are many cases in which this rule is ignored and schools install and configure technologies in a particular way.
From 2018, speeds higher than 200 / 25 Mbs down/up in 100% of public schools are guaranteed; The technology used varies according to the zones, optical fiber, cable modem, 4G solutions, etc.
The computers are connected in the first place to the corporate intranet , where there are filters installed to protect the access to these terminals.

Our school is connected via Croatian academic and research network (Carnet) with 100 mbps fiber optic. We use antivirus tools in administration and also deep freeze tool. Carnet can filter unacceptable content. We also have Wifi, for student usage. The main thing is what I would like to know, how in one Lan network which doesnt have server like ours arrange several networks for administration, for students, for teachers?

2018-01-18 12:53:24 UTC

Tatiana Soler, Barcelona

2018-01-18 15:05:45 UTC

In our school we have a 50 Mb internet Network for 700 students, some of them using wi-fi (16 acces point) and some others connecting through computers's labs. We have a main router and a switch in every room where we have multiple computers. We contract an external ICT manager to help us.

Sonila,Albania

2018-01-18 17:15:54 UTC

At the moment we are facing a few problems with the connection because we have changed the provider and it takes a bit to establish ,but we have managed till now to avoid "intrusers" and also kept kids out of non likeable sources

Elisabetta, Italy

2018-01-18 17:59:21 UTC

As I said before I don't work in a school but this aspects are important also for my life.
The main challenge I face in dealing with network connectivity is that signal is not very good if my brother and I use the Net in the same time or if more devices are connected. Then in my area there isn't fiber optic.

Mateja, Croatia

89mateja_petrovic — 2018-01-18 18:46:30 UTC

Our school have Croatian academic and research network (CARNet) which also provides us internet security. We have a 40 Mb internet network in computer lab. Classrooms nearby Computer lab are connected with WiFi, but we still don't have internet and computers with projectors in every classroom.  Computer lab have 15 computers for student and one for teacher and that's the best equipped classroom .

Marta, Poland

2018-01-18 19:42:59 UTC

We have 30 to 60 mbps fiber optic internet connection provided by outside company. We use antivirus software available for schools in Poland. We have a school lab with 14 desktop computers connected to the internet, we also have WiFi, the problem is the signal differs in different part of the building. There's one main modem for the whole school connected to the lab, teacher's room, administration office and wireless network. My major problem appears when the connection gets weaker when there are too many devices connected.
It happens even though students have no access to school's WiFi

Patrícia Carvalhais, Portugal

2018-01-18 19:52:16 UTC

The minedu network is a national infrastructure that the Ministry of Education has created for all the Country Schools.

In my school, there is high-speed broadband internet connection; internet access in classrooms, including full wireless coverage; computers with internet connection, video projectors and interactive whiteboards;

There are five computer labs each with 14 PCs for the students (2 students per computer) + one computer for the teacher. In these labs there is a domain and everyone has a unique login.

Outside the computer labs there is no domain and the login is the same for everyone.

I don’t know many details about the network but I know that there is a sort of a datacentre with servers for the administrative area (it is very cold there) and it is full with network racks. Most of the equipment is from Cisco.

Everything in the school network was made from scratch and according to the building.

we have content filtering provided by the internet provider that is the ministry of education itself through the engineering college of the University of Oporto.

Anna, Germany

Frau_Kap — 2018-01-18 20:04:06 UTC

Since I am more in charge of pedagogical use of ICT so far, I don’t yet know exactly about the technical terms. We have do have wifi, but not at a high enough speed (25mbps I believe), so we are in “negotiations” with the city council for fibre connection. I’m afraid I don’t know anything about the firewall of our school.

As I said for the last video, I think it would be great to clarify terms that are being used (also because not everyone knows them in English).

Georgia, Greece

zazouki — 2018-01-18 21:18:31 UTC

All schools in Greece are interconnected to the Greek School Network (GSN) .It’s the educational intranet of the Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs and it provides basic and advanced telematic services. We use a Broadband connection. The GSN has restrictive policies for the sites that can be accessed by the students . The main issue is the local school network which has been extended without any plan and causes many problems ( connectivity , speed ..) . Typically the internet speed could be up to 24mbps but mostly we are running with 3-5 Mbps .

Ivan, Croatia

ivan_kovac_vt — 2018-01-18 22:05:34 UTC

My school is connected to Internet via commercial fiber optics link at speed of 20 Mbps. There is no content filtering nor firewall. The main problem is slow Internet connection which cannot support connecting students devices via WiFi.

Mia,

2018-01-18 22:41:25 UTC

Mia, Croatia

2018-01-18 22:41:31 UTC

Our school has connection trough CARNet, Croatian Academic and Research Network. In informatic cabinet are 25+1 computers and a projector. Other classroms have one computer for teacher and some of them have projector.

Janis, Latvia

janis_savejs2 — 2018-01-19 08:40:47 UTC

In my school, the Internet is working on a 4G mobile network (~ 60-70 Mbps), and cable Internet (BackUP) for 10 Mbps. 20 computers in informatics and 20 teaching rooms with computers. The school runs WiFi with 3 SSIDs (registered, limited, and free)

Barbara, Rijeka, Croatia

bsmilovi — 2018-01-19 08:49:46 UTC

We are connected to the Internet via 100 Mbps CARNet's optical fibre link. CARNet (Croatian Academic and Research Network) also maintains firewall for all schools and filters content. The network speed is satisfactory, but we haven't enough IP address.

Maja, Pula, Croatia

2018-01-19 11:24:56 UTC

My school network ihas been connect to the Internet via 100Mbps since last year. School network is protected with Carnet security. In each school room there is a PC with wire connection. In addition, each teacher has a tablet with wifi connection to the Internet.

Carlo Italy

carlogino — 2018-01-19 13:25:03 UTC

I teach in a classical high school, my school is equipped with all the equipment. For 4 years, all classes have the IWB, with the electronic register. there are many cutting-edge computer laboratories

Milka, Croatia

milka_ivanlic — 2018-01-19 14:36:47 UTC

Our internet provider is CARNet (Croatian Academic and Research Network) who filters content. The main challenge I face in dealing with network connectivity is old panel and switch in my classrom that sometimes causes impossibility to connect to internet.

Lidija, Croatia

2018-01-19 15:19:03 UTC

My school has internet access via CARNet (25 computers) and partially via Metronet (12 computers). We have both wired and a WiFi connection.
In every clasroom is computer with projector, most teachers have tablets but sometimes
we have a problem with WiFi connection. Also we have a problem with low network speed
(less than 15 Mbps) and unused potencial of optical cable we have.
Network protection is implemented by CARNet, WiFi by password.

Our school has a fiber optic connection, with the speed 1 Gbps. We have a firewall managed by service provider. Also we have Wifi (entire school). We have some problems with the Wifi, due to its high usage.

2018-01-19 17:02:29 UTC

Vjekoslava, Croatia

vjekoslava_radic1 — 2018-01-19 18:15:06 UTC

My school has internet via CARNet (100Mbps). Also, school network is protected with CARNet security. Every classroom has a computer with projector and internet connection. My ICT classroom has sixteen computers, projector and printer.

Thomas, Czech Republic

tomas_zgazar — 2018-01-19 18:16:37 UTC

In our school we have a 40 Mb internet Network for 200 students, some of them use wi-fi on their own devices. (5 acces point). We have a main router and switches in ICT lab. Internal network is protected by firewalls.

Işıl

2018-01-19 18:37:40 UTC

In my school there is no interactivr boards and our computer network uses star topology.

Ivana, Croatia

ivana_djuranic1 — 2018-01-19 19:31:04 UTC

Our school has a fiber optic connection (100Mbps) provided by Carnet (Croatian Academic and Research Network). We also have a Wifi connection - 5 Ubiquiti UniFi AP's. Wifi is our main issue because wireless was extended without any plan; AP's coverage doesn't cover entire school and the signal is sometimes really frustrating.

Bosiljka, Croatia

bjurjev — 2018-01-19 19:51:56 UTC

Our school has a fiber optic connection (100Mbps) provided by Carnet (Croatian Academic and Research Network). We have a Wifi connection which works well...from time to time :)

📲 Claudia , Rome, Italy

claudietta_ciucci — 2018-01-19 19:53:57 UTC

In my school we have internet and wifi, but it is not fast. There's the computer lab, but the computers are old.

Sanja, Croatia

2018-01-19 20:41:05 UTC

Thank you Enid.
We have internet and WiFi and only one computer lab with old computers, and no computers and projectors in every classroom.
We dont have IWBs, so when we need, we use tablets and mobiles during the lessons, or go to the ICT lab.
The network in our school is very basic and we are expecting improvements.

2018-01-19 21:14:31 UTC

Dalibor, Croatia

2018-01-19 22:35:53 UTC

We have a Carnet internet connection at approximately 50 Mbps. Carnet also provides us with filtering and firewall. Our computer network consists of approximately 50 computers: 25 computers in the computer classroom and other computers, mostly laptops, in other classrooms. Computers in the computer classroom are connected by wired connection while others use wifi access. Pupils, exceptionally, can not use the school network over their private devices.

Eleonora, Spain

eleonoranak — 2018-01-20 09:40:06 UTC

In my school, we have a computer lab which can be booked but we do not have laptops in class. At school, wifi signal is very poor. I would like to promote an improvement.

Helen -Ireland

helen_cronin — 2018-01-20 12:39:31 UTC

We have two computer labs where internet access is wired to a server. Every teacher has a laptop, an iPad and overhead projector in their classroom. 1st and 2nd years now use iPads in the classroom. we have a server room and employ external contractors for the technical work. All internet access is wireless and is controlled by password access only.

Natalia Grushko, Ukraine

grushko_nat — 2018-01-20 12:43:18 UTC

We have fiber-optic connection with bandwidth of 100Mbps, over 60 desktop computers. We have a combination of ethernet networks and WiFi networks.

Lina from Lithuania

step_lina — 2018-01-20 13:52:21 UTC

We have cable internet and WIFI.
WIFI works only at certain premises.
The speed of internet 100Mbps.
School network is protected with antivirus software and we used internet filtering system.

Donata, Lithuania

donatamail — 2018-01-20 15:14:37 UTC

*Broadband internet
* WIFI
*100 Mbps
*One computer lab (24 computers) Pretty enough for a small gymnasium of 200 students.
* All teachers have a computer, multimedia and a screen in their classrooms
* Three classrooms are equipped with computers for students (4-5 computers in each classroom)

Ljiljana H (Croatien)

2018-01-20 15:41:15 UTC

We have Internet via optic cable with connectivity speed between 30-100 Mbit/s. CarNet takes care of filtering and administering school network traffic. Our network has two parts, one of them is WiFi (that is new network) and second one is a LAN (cable network). All classrooms have computer and projector, they are connected on LAN. We want to find out the best solution how to integrate this networks in one single under efficiency supervision.

Despina Anargiridou (Greece) We have fiber-optic connection for the labs and for the secretary anda wifi connection

2018-01-20 16:54:15 UTC

Roberto, Italy In our school, we have two different nets, for students and administration. We have star infrastructure, with a 100Mbps for administration, 60 Mbps for classrooms. The signal is provided by cables in some cases, by wi-fi in others. It is not always working very well, especially many teachers are using IWB (interactive whiteboards) at the same time. Starting from 2018 a fiber-connection is available.

robertotrolli — 2018-01-20 18:41:21 UTC

Vilve, Estonia

2018-01-20 19:28:56 UTC

We have cable network, cable internet and Wifi.

All users (except free Wifi) have username and password to access to the network. Free wifi users don't have access to the network.
Wifi don't work in some places and we work with it. Also we would like to increase the Internet speed.

Vítor Silva - Portugal

2018-01-20 20:20:35 UTC

In my school, the network is a national infrastructure that the Ministry of Education has created for all the Country Schools; there is high-speed broadband internet connection; internet access in classrooms, including full wireless coverage; computers with internet connection, video projectors and interactive whiteboards;

The signal is provided, to pupils and teachers, via cable and via Wi Fi, and there are several differents networks; one are used in administration matters, and the other is for pupils and teachers

Most of the equipment is from Cisco and HP.

There are one computer labs each with 14 PCs for the students (2 students per computer) + one computer for the teacher.

Maja, Croatia

2018-01-20 20:28:02 UTC

We have fibre connection with 100Mb/s per our layer 3 switch port (more than 20 ports, aggregation possible, but now needed). In the school and dorm we have only wired LAN, only in computer classroom we have WLAN, with my old home router acting as AP :-).
The main challenge are students and colleagues wanting WLAN, but only for recreational purposes. And the WLAN with authentication costs...

Peris, Greece

2018-01-20 20:37:13 UTC

Our school is interconnected to the Greek School Network (GSN). Through GSN the Ministry of Culture, Education and Religious Affairs provides the educational community with e-learning services, communication and collaboration, e-government services as well as helpdesk and user support services. Typically the internet speed could be up to 24mbps but mostly we are running with 3 to 5 Mbps.

Marina, Croatia

2018-01-20 22:13:45 UTC

We have a broadband CARNet internet connection at approximately 30 Mbps. CARNet also provides us with filtering and firewall. Optical connection is planned this year.

We have one multimedia classroom in which we have smart board and 27 tablets for students. For this classroom we have two wireless networks (there was a problem with connectivity when there's was just one network).
We also have two more wireless networks, one in main hallway and second one in teacher’s lounge. Desktop computers are connected in LAN networks. One LAN network is for computer lab only (16 computers), second one for administration and two more for computers in library and other classrooms.

In every classroom there is a desktop computer with internet connection and a projector mounted on the ceiling. Every teacher has an official laptop and students are not allowed to use their private mobile devices in school or to connect to school WiFi.

Tatjana, Croatia

taradic — 2018-01-20 23:44:21 UTC

We have optical CARNet connection with 100 Mb/s organised in two sections, one for main computer lab, and other for all the rest computers. Apart from main computer lab, used strictly for ICT teaching, we have four computer labs for students, which can be used by every teacher. In each classroom, we have laptop and projector, and three of them have smartboards.
All computers are connected in LAN network, used for sharing files, printers and internet connection. We also have WiFi, distributed with ceiling managers connect with router, one for each classroom, office and in main corridors. We use WiFi just for teacher's smartphones and few laptops that don't have LAN nearby. The total count of computer is now near 70, so you can imagine all that traffic, but for now we didn't have many problems, because professionals have made starting setup, and we still use their support, although I would like to learn more and eliminate most of the problems on my own.

Gökhan ARIKAN, Turkey

gokanhoca — 2018-01-21 09:36:42 UTC

Our school network was prepared by our ministry. We use it as a VPN. In case of a problem, we solve the problem by opening a technical service to the relevant company.

Alketa Bajrami 🛅💻📀

2018-01-21 10:01:28 UTC

🔒🛅 No Wifi
💭 bandwidth 100 Mbps
🔥we have 4 desctop computer broken and ✔5 desctop computer ok
💡💥🔓 when we have a problem we resolve the problem with tecnica servisse of the Company

Josip, Croatia

josip_suker — 2018-01-21 10:10:03 UTC

My school have optical CARnet connection with 100Mb/s. We use wireless network and also cable network, teachers uses school laptops or tablets. Students for now don˙t have acess to school network.

Lubos, Czech Republic

nimelen — 2018-01-21 10:19:41 UTC

We have fiber-optic connection to the Internet with 100 Mbps speed and have only wired LAN at this time. We have pfSense firewall with squid filtering in own administration.

Iva, Croatia

iva_golec — 2018-01-21 12:05:16 UTC

I think my school use connection provided by national ISP company with awerage speed between 50 and 80 Mbps. School network consist from several star networks and all school is covered by WiFi network consist of several APs, due to non linear school architecture. I am maintaining only my classroom LAN, and for other network is responsible outsourced company.

Ivana, Croatia

ivana_milasin — 2018-01-21 12:44:42 UTC

We have bus topology in classroom, and sometimes I think star would be better. Our connection to internet is good, but wifi is only open to teachers.

Mihael, Croati

2018-01-21 13:36:25 UTC

In my school we have optical connection to the Internet with 100 Mbps speed without WIFI. Only cable network. In class we have 19 new i3 desktop computers and projector. Our topology in classroom is star.

Sandra Ireland

2018-01-21 14:06:24 UTC

Our school network connects to the internet using a 100Mbps Fibre powered internet and a Cicso router. We have CAT 5 cables throughout both buildings. These are connected to 6 switches which connect directly to rooms and also to wifi routers which are spaced out around both buildings to allow wifi access throughout the buildings. Our connection is password protected and is firewalled centrally by the Irish government agency PDST. Out network is changing and developing over time as we introduce a computer lab, then station teaching laptops, then iPads and now we're looking at introducing Chromebooks to our ICT infrastructure to enrich learning and facilitate differentiation in our classrooms.

Tomislav, Croatia

2018-01-21 14:52:20 UTC

Our school is connected to the Internet through the CARNet network with 100 Mbps optical transmission. CARNet provides its member with a certain level of security however each computer uses firewall software. The IT classroom is a special story, as we use MS Windows 2016 server technology, and all computers are connected to an internal firewall (including CARNet protection) that provides us with a high degree of security and protection for offline connections.

Alma, Croatia

alma_suto1 — 2018-01-21 15:16:36 UTC

We have optical CARNet connection with 100 Mb/s organised in two sections, one for main ICT classroom, and other for all the rest computers. In each classroom, we have laptop or desktop computer and projector, and three of them have smartboards. CARNet provides its member with a certain level of security

Carla, Italy

carstefani — 2018-01-21 15:27:26 UTC

Our school network connects to the internet using a 100Mbps fibre, Fiber To The Cabinet (the real speed is less than 50Mbps in download).

We have a router, some swithces, two servers, a firewall, two server backup devices.

We have two LAN (one for the offices and the other for education activities) and a WLAN. Each user accesses to the LAN using his own account that allows him to work in all the laboratories of the school (students and teachers). Wifi requires an access key and it’s used for the most part by teachers and the mac address of teachers' devices is stored.

I would like all students to use the wifi network for educational activities when needed.

Sandra, Croatia

2018-01-21 20:42:49 UTC

My school has an optical CARNet (Croatian Academic and Research Network) connection with 100 Mb/s organised in two sections, one for main ICT classroom, and other for all the rest computers school (wi-fi). In each classroom, we have laptop or desktop computer and projector, and two of them have smartboards (CARNet project e-School). CARNet provides its member with a certain level of security.

Joaquim Trovão, Portugal

joaquim_trovao — 2018-01-22 00:19:21 UTC

At my school, we are part of a national infrastructure implemented and monitorized by the Ministry of Education. Outside acces to local network is protected by NSO of Portugal Telecom. We have different Vlans for administrative, teacher and pupils. Each classroom have a wired workstation, projector and some of them have a interativeboard. All the students and teachers have Wi-Fi access at school.

2018-01-22 03:27:08 UTC

Ana, Romania

iancumat — 2018-01-22 04:10:36 UTC

In my school we have 2 different nets : for students and for administration.We have a computer lab (15 very old computers) and we do not have laptops in class.Wifi signal is very poor.

Ricardo, Spain

laporradelamento — 2018-01-22 11:42:48 UTC

The network in every school in Extremadura, both Primary and Secondary are implemented and monitorized by the Educational Counseling of Extremadura. There is a Central server that is the responsible to maintain and update all the severs at schools. Nowdays the network connection is changing for an optical fibre which works better than the previous one.Also we´ve got 3 wireless point at school. The connectivity speed is 100 mbps. The main challenge we face in dealing with network is that we are in a mountain area and every time we´ve got bad conditions weather (storm, heavy rain, electrical storm, etc...) the network go down and we never know when it is going to work again.

Kruno, Croatia

prof_stefanek — 2018-01-22 13:42:13 UTC

We use access through national network provider for Education, with 100 Mbps connection for Teacher's computers in every classroom. We have IT lab where LAN is available, but no IWB's. WiFi is going to be used from the next year onwards with one more IT lab with tablets...

Margit, Estonia

2018-01-22 14:07:00 UTC

Our connection speed is 1 Gbps via provider and it is organised in three sections:

- main ICT classroom (cable), in domain, 30 computers

- computers classrooms (cable), not on domain, 80 computers

- two laptop cabbies 2x20, (WIFI local router on classrooms)

- all the rest of the school (WIFI, not enough)

Jūlija Leončika

julija_leonchik — 2018-01-22 14:58:14 UTC

In our school the network is very similar. This year, the Internet speed has increased to 200 but the router does not support it. Do not know which router to buy in order to easily configure.

Rodoula, Cyprus

rxsavva — 2018-01-22 15:15:42 UTC

In my own school, we mainly have desktops that are connected by cable. Wifi is not allowed, unless there is a training reason for a short time.

Saša, Croatia

tehnicka_racunalstvo — 2018-01-22 16:07:35 UTC

In high school which I work we have fiber connection, with 50Mbps. All computers have antivirus and firewall. There is also firewall on the router. In elementary school we still have ADSL with 10Mbps with built in firewall. We have about 20 comuters and 8 tablets... I have to configure AP to connect tablets in ground floor becouse wireless router is on the floor. I also sometimes need to reconnect some sockets with switch.

Wael, Yemen

2018-01-22 16:23:00 UTC

My school not provide network for students , just for staff

Iulia, Romania

iuliasamson — 2018-01-22 16:31:54 UTC

In our school we have WiFI and cable internet. The speed is between 50 -70 Mbps download and 55-75 Mbps upload. We have 2 Internet providers.

Alma, Croatia

alma_suto1 — 2018-01-22 17:25:29 UTC

We have CARNet connection with 30 Mb/s organised in two sections, one for main ICT classroom, and other for all the rest computers. In each classroom, we have laptop or desktop computer and projector, and three of them have smartboards. CARNet provides its member with a certain level of security

Tihomir, Croatia

2018-01-22 17:57:15 UTC

We have a Carnet internet connection at approximately 50 Mbps Downstream/ 50 Mbps Upstream. Carnet also provides us with filtering and firewall. Our computer network consists of 2 computer classroom. Main CR with 15 + 1 computer (Thin client + server, Win 10) and Small CR (8+1 comp. Win 10), and computer in every other classroom. School and private (teacher's) laptops can use wired and WLAN access, in other classrooms (3 WLAN AP) . Computers in the computers classroom are connected by wired connection while others use wired &wifi access. Pupils, exceptionally, can not use the school network over their private devices.

Liliana, Italia

lilugiov — 2018-01-22 18:06:20 UTC

In my school we have internet and WIFI.
My ICT classroom has 24 computers, project and printer,its new which works well , and every classroom has a computer with a project and internet connection.

Miguel Angel, Burgos (Spain

2018-01-22 19:19:54 UTC

In my school there are two networks, one academic and one management. Each of them connects to 100Mbps.
There are two computer rooms (30 PCs connected in total) and in each classroom there is a computer connected to the internet (approximately 30 more computers).
The truth is that it does not work very well, or it is reliable.

Daniel Popa, Orăștie, Romania.

2018-01-22 19:49:16 UTC

We have two 500 Mbps connection to the internet, one computer based firewall(ClearOS). The network was design for Gbps, but not all of our switches are gigabit capable. We have a computer in each classroom, connected to the network and 4 computers rooms (17 computers/laboratory). Our students have wireless access to the internet, but only between classes.

Luisa, Italy

Bramante — 2018-01-23 07:11:33 UTC

In my school we have WiFi connection with a personal password for each teacher. In my city all the schools are connected with the Municipality big server, wich needs a password. Every day all the classes need to be on line because we use electronic register. Not always WiFi connection it’s optimal or goes well so I use my personal IPad with my WiFi little modem.

Igor /CROATIA

2018-01-23 07:48:45 UTC

My school network connects to the Internet over the national CARNET ( Croatian Academic and Research Network ) network and a portion by the telephone company. Our connectivity is 18pings; 30mbps download and 6mbps upload connectivity speed. All teacher computers are protected by a free virus protection (AVG). We protect the school network from outside access with CARNET firewall and WIN firewalls. The biggest problem is "braking" of the connection, usually solved by resetting the router(s).

Kristina, Croatia

2018-01-23 10:34:50 UTC

we have 100Mbps connection to the Internet. we have PC in every classroom and a ICT classroom with 20 PCs. Students use their own devices to Access wifi, and teachers have tablets and notebooks for class administration. We use free total 360 security antivirus.

orsola Italy

orsola_parisi58 — 2018-01-23 13:37:46 UTC

I teach in a scientific high school, my school is equipped with all the equipment. For five years, all classes have the IWB, the electronic register. The school is also in possession of many state-of-the-art computer labs

Evaldas, Lithuania

evaldas_pleckaitis — 2018-01-23 14:28:25 UTC

Our internet provider is common for all the education organizations here in Lithuania. This provider blocks and filters most of the dangers comming from outside, so you mostly need to worry only about dangers comming from inside school network (unauthorized, unwanted, malicious or unsafe computer/network use). We have some APs, but they are very basic and cannot be used for advanced routing techniques, also they need to be restarted regularly and manually.

Milijana, Serbia

2018-01-23 16:28:29 UTC

With us in high school, there is currently connecting to the public network for the education of AMRES through optical cables. We have four computer cabinets with 10 computers. Mobile devices are little represented in teaching. This practically means that besides accessing the Internet (which is free for all students), schools now have the ability to use numerous AMRES services, such as web proxies, DNS hosting, traffic filtering, VPN, domain registration, and many others. For pupils, but also for school employees, the most attractive service is certainly eduroam. This popular AMRES service allows you to completely use wi-fi internet in all educational institutions in Serbia and around the world!

Jessica Bof from Belgium

jessicabof — 2018-01-24 06:47:32 UTC

Wi-fi is available throughout the school. The speed is acceptable...

Vilma from LT

2018-01-24 07:16:52 UTC

I am not an administrator of IT at my school so I do not know the connection type or other.. But we have started using Wi-fi, so it is great.

Honorata, Portugal

honoratapereira — 2018-01-24 15:59:06 UTC

In my school the internal network have a star typology, that is, we have a switch installed in a server room located in the central hall of the lower floor. The server is connected to a internet modem. In addition to the main switch we have three access points to cover the whole area. But we have same problems when the wifi routers used blocked because of heavy usage.
The internal network are protected by firewall

Georgia , Cyprus.

gtheopha — 2018-01-24 16:10:28 UTC

Our school network is similar to what used to be before 2015 in the example. We (the ict teachers) have to do all the troubleshooting. Most of the times the problems arise when we have a power failure. The switches and power supplies are burned down.A lot of teachers bring their laptop and mobile and that is also slowing us down.

Ana Vega, Spain

nvgfra — 2018-01-25 19:43:27 UTC

In my school the connection is 100 MBps, there are two different networks, one academic and one just for management.
There are two
computer rooms with 31 computers in total, each classroom has got a laptop and an IWB

We have also 42 mini laptops which are used by the students.

The rooms working with WIFI are the ones with more connection problems because the building is quite big.

I have many “easy” problems to solve along the week, mainly related to softwarte problems.

Jelena Tintor Dujmović/Croatia

2018-01-25 20:55:18 UTC

We have CARNet connection with 50 Mb/s organised in two sections. For main ICT classroom (16 computer), and other for all the rest computers in school. In each classroom we have desktop computer and projector. CARNet provides its member with a certain level of security

Jelena, Croatia

2018-01-25 20:57:49 UTC

We have CARNet connection with 50 Mb/s organised in two parts. One for main ICT classroom (16 computer), and other for all the rest computers. In each classroom, we have desktop computer and projector. CARNet provides its member with a certain level of security

Stefanos Greece

smerliao — 2018-01-26 09:11:30 UTC

In my school, we mainly have desktops that are connected by cable. Wifi is not allowed, unless there is a training reason for a short time. Also, the speed is around 11Mbps, for 4 labs of 12 PCs, and about 20 PCs in the offices (2 buildings). 2 lines , star topology and long cables across both buildings and classrooms

Irma, Lithuania

irmita — 2018-01-26 13:23:54 UTC

In my primary work our internet provider is LitNet. Like Evaldas write: "This provider blocks and filters most of the dangers comming from outside, so you mostly need to worry only about dangers comming from inside school network (unauthorized, unwanted, malicious or unsafe computer/network use). " Internet speed is 100.0 Mb/s, we use star network scheme in all school with central server. In Lab classroom is bus type of network. Also we have 2 diferent network root: administration (is privat) and public. We also have 3 Wireless points. Now problems can be, then internet proviser can't take internet but that is rare case.

Yasemin Küçükyılmaz

2018-01-26 18:11:25 UTC

There was a server room at my school and also filtered internet connection.

Natalia Tkachenko, Ukraine

2018-01-26 18:41:50 UTC

In our school there are 870 students. In Ukraine schools combine Primary School, Secondary and High Schools. So, my school consists of 3 buildings one is for primary students , the other one is for middle forms students and senior students. We have 3 computing classrooms , one of which was updated 2 years ago and is equipped with new desktops with cable Internet access and the Smartboard. We also have 3 Wi-Fi zones with average bandwidth which cover some classrooms so we can use only some tablets at a time. The school doesn't have a server, however every computer study has. The majority of classrooms have Smart TV and a laptop, however there are only 4 Smartboards, so if a teacher needs to use a Smartboard, we try to make some changes in the schedule that is sometimes is a challenge.

2018-01-27 11:29:07 UTC

In my school the connection is 100 MBps, there are two different networks, one academic and one just for management.
There are two
computer rooms with 32 computers in total, each classroom has got a 32 Asus laptop clasroom.

The rooms working with WIFI are the ones with more connection problems because the walls are quite huge.

Slavica, Serbia

2018-01-27 22:10:29 UTC

In my institution connection is 100 MBps for 10 desktops. We have WIFI connection.

Andrija, Croatia

2018-01-28 11:47:27 UTC

My school is connected to 100 Mb/s Internet hosted by CARNet. We have wireless and wired connection possibility. CARNet is responsible for protecting school network from outside access. Main challenge is to find out why are we loosing Internet connectivity (limited connection) while connected to specific AP.

Đurđica, Croatia

2018-01-28 14:09:20 UTC

My school is conected via Carnet . We have 2 classrooms in which we have 15 computers. Each computer classroom has a LAN network. Other classrooms have a wireless connection. Carnet is responsible for protecting the school network.

SC Roscommon, Ireland

2018-01-28 18:31:06 UTC

We use a star topology in both our buildings. We have 100mbps broadband connectivity. We have many wifi routers around the buildings to give wifi access to all. Our broadband is centrally firewalled through a government agency, and we have anti-virus on all our laptops. Our router was upgraded last year. We also had to apply to the department of education for more IP addresses as our wifi usage increased as did our quantity of iPads

Ana Marija, Croatia

2018-01-28 19:14:46 UTC

My school is connected to 100 Mb/s Internet hosted by CARNet. We have only wired connection possibility. Computer classroom has a LAN network. CARNet is responsible for protecting school network from outside access and filtering content.

PACIOLLA CONCETTINA

titti71_2005 — 2018-01-28 21:39:57 UTC

Vlasta, Croatia

vlasta_vlahovic — 2018-01-29 09:12:12 UTC

My school, like most in Croatia, is connected to Interenet hosted by CARNet. Speed is very slow now but the CARNet promise us a new connection via optical cables soon and 100Mb/s.
There are two different networks, one academic and one just for management. We also have wi-fi for whole school and all classrooms. We have problems with connectivity on weekly basis.

Monika CRO

monika_lukavecki1 — 2018-01-29 12:47:03 UTC

shcool connectivity speed is 100Mb/s. we use antivirus programs to protect ourselves. main challenge is how to prevent students to install games and other on shcools PCs

Ana, Croatia

ana_budojevic — 2018-01-29 13:05:36 UTC

Connection speed is 100 Mb/s. We have wi fi and wired connection. CARNet takes care about protection.

Jesús, España

2018-01-29 13:07:54 UTC

In La Rioja, teh connection speed is more than100 mb/s

Gisela, México

2018-01-29 14:56:29 UTC

In my school we have 24 computers connected to internet, and wifi one router with 2 switches in compu lab, and a principal router in the administration office.

We have 12 computers in our school and they are all connected to internet. We also have wifi connection in all the classroom but, being in a rural area, the internet speed is very low.

2018-01-29 15:59:34 UTC

Katriina K., Finland

2018-01-29 19:20:43 UTC

In our school we work in three different locations and between these campuses we have a 1 Gbps connection. Our internet connection is 100 Mbps. We have a LAN (mostly wireless) everywhere in our premises.
All our teachers have a laptop, an iPad and a smart phone. Our students must provide their own laptops but we also have several computer classrooms for using programs the students don't have a licence for.

Ružica, Croatia

2018-01-29 20:38:28 UTC

Connection speed in our school is 100 Mb/s. We have wifi, wired connection and firewall.

Vivi, Greece

vivi_arv — 2018-01-30 04:52:14 UTC

The school is connected to the Greek School Network which provides internet access to all public schools in Greece. The laboratory consists of desktops in a star topology connected to the switch. There is also a wifi access point for teachers' devices and laptops in some classrooms. The speed is low, usually around 5mbps and this is a major problem.

Antonella, Italy

2018-01-30 20:38:41 UTC

In my school there are a multimedia laboratory, with 12 workstation computers connected to internet with lan, and 10 classrooms, connected with wifi, equipped with Lim and notebooks. Unfortunately the multimedia laboratory is about 10 years old

Connection speed in our school is 100 Mb/s. We have wifi, wired connection and firewall.

veronika_jambrovic1 — 2018-01-30 23:48:20 UTC

Adriana Laze Albania

2018-01-31 16:51:22 UTC

We have not WIFI in our school and the internet is not very fast. I can not say more.

Ciarán, Ireland

comuirgheasa — 2018-01-31 17:37:45 UTC

We have a Gigabit wired network throughout the school connected to the Internet via a router connected to 100Mb broadband over the air. Our Higher Education Authority provides filtering of content delivered via the broadband connection. Main challenge is troubleshooting connectivity problems - usually due to cables being disconnected. WIFI was introduced a number of years ago to allow for use of iPads - this has been very successful and so far no major issues have occurred.

Danguole

seminarai — 2018-02-01 06:32:24 UTC

rrently, there is being implemented new WiFi, there are computer administrator, responsible for the school's network and computer hardware (our connection speed about 100 Mbps)

Pedro F., Portugal

pedrofrancisco — 2018-02-01 15:40:33 UTC

In my school there is wifi in almost the entire school space. There are several types of connection (administration, teacher, students, ...) depending on the credentials of network access. There are two ICT rooms and in the majority of them there is a computer with internet connection, projector in some rooms exoiste frame interactive. Only few people have access to the Internet credentials, and if sameone wants a wifi Internet connection have to talk with them first.

Valeria,Italy

2018-02-02 09:33:22 UTC

In my school the network is very basic, We have only a modem and a wireless router in the Laboratory. We have 15 Pc. Teachers can use a Wi-Fi internet connection but have to make a ufficial request. The internet is not very fast, and We use free antivirus. The operative System is Windows and use free Office as software. We not have IWB.

Boguslawa

bogusia_kotwica — 2018-02-02 15:42:05 UTC

I am not ICT administrator so I do not know the details of the network. We also have the wi-fi connection.

bogusia_kotwica — 2018-02-02 15:43:48 UTC

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Catherine, Ireland

2018-02-02 22:02:35 UTC

We connect to the internet using school broadband service provided by the department of education. This filters and provides us with a firewall. We receive approx. 25mbs download speed. Last year we installed unifi ubiquity wireless access points throughout the school. We have this secured with passwords. Greatest challenge is when plug of router unplugged by cleaner.

Raluca O., Romania

olaru_md_raluca — 2018-02-05 07:43:27 UTC

We have a multimedia lab, with 10 computers.There are no computers in classrooms, but we have wifi, even though the connection is weak. We usually connect to the internet using school broadband service

Suela Braushi

2018-02-05 20:54:32 UTC

Albania
We have a 10 computers.There are no computers in classrooms,. We usually connect to the internet using school broadband service

In my school we have iWb, desktop computer, tablets and laptops all use. We use a fibre optic cabke network system of 3mbps.

2018-02-06 04:03:29 UTC

The students use the wifi and so i have serious challenges monitoring their devides and sites they have visited
How do i restrict wireless devices? Although i am not the iT adminstrator but the head of ICT thats why am very inquisitive, so that i knowveverything my position entails as a leader.

Leonas, Lithuania

2018-02-06 06:44:40 UTC

We are connected via Fibre optics connection, which gives us 100 Mbps of stable connection. Service provider makes some filtering and firewaling. Usally we don't have connect

Christoffer, Norway

2018-02-06 21:12:07 UTC

We are connected to the Internett with a fibre, with 1 GB up and download speed. The central IT department have a firewall running and filtres our 3 WLAN wireless connections differently depending on If the unit is a domain computer, a bring your own device or a guest computer.

Daniela, Italy

2018-02-06 23:10:58 UTC

In my school we have LIM (interactive board) in every classroom and we use electronic school register. The connectivity is furnished by the Municipality and it's not always good. For students work we use a Lapcabby (we have 4 of them ) with 20 pc /tablet inside. They charge in the cabby and they are connected by a dedicated wifi router. We realized it with a project in PNSD (Italian national school digital plan)

Mirela, Croatia

radosevic_mirela — 2018-02-07 07:19:44 UTC

Our school has around 10 computers for students, we connect via broadband (around 10 Mbps).

Olgica Bajaldzieva

b_olgica — 2018-02-07 14:42:10 UTC

We have a computers in every classroom.-Project Computer for every child. We usually connect to the internet using school broadband service.

Snežana, Serbia

zanahajlovic — 2018-02-07 18:21:32 UTC

Our school has 24 computers in the computer lab and 12 computers for administration staff, connectivity speed is 10 Mbps and I would like to that be better as soon as possible.

Borhan,Romania

magdasiionut — 2018-02-08 09:42:53 UTC

We have fiber-optic connection to the internet and we have no wireless.

Kristina, Croatia

2018-02-08 17:06:59 UTC

Our school uses a broadband and wireless network. Desktop computers are connected via broadband, laptops and tablets via wifi. Students can connect their smartphones also. The speed is 50 Mbps but the wifi network has connectivity problems all the time due to various reasons. Prevention of and protection from computer threats is offered by The Croatian Academic and Research Network, which provides content filtering service for schools, issues server certificates, operates vulnerability scanning and issues safety recommendations.

Adnan AKYÜZ, TURKEY

adnanakyuz — 2018-02-09 18:38:46 UTC

In education, FATİH Project is called as "accessing" the network infrastructure that provides access to the internet and MEB (Ministry of Education) contents services of schools.

As a result of the infrastructure works to be established on the schools, safe and filtered access to the e-content of all classes, internets are provided. In this scope, active devices (switches, routers, access points etc.) and passive devices (cables, cable ends, patch panels, ducts, plugging apparatus, uninterruptible power supply etc.) will be installed in these schools. Data and electrical cabling will be provided from these devices to provide internet and intranet access.

There is a network infrastructure in the main buildings, additional buildings, workshops and laboratories used as classrooms on the schools, and student pensions of the boarding schools.

The net subsystem in the net access; can be defined as the wiring between the Router, Ethernet Switch, and Access Points in the school and these devices.

The devices required for remotely managing the devices in the Network Infrastructure are executed by the Access unit to install and operate the devices in the MEB (Ministry of Education) Data Center.

Up to now, within the scope of access services, 3100 schools in Phase-1 have made Fiber Internet connection ready and these schools have access to Fatih VPN network. In addition, the network devices (Router, Switch, Acces Point, etc.) in the school are active and working to ensure that the necessary work is done and the failures are eliminated.

Antonietta, Italy

madameincarico — 2018-02-10 18:48:26 UTC

My school has some computers, an ICT lab but no Internet access as the wireless network is very poor .

Abdullah Korkmaz

2018-02-10 21:21:27 UTC

The network is a completely safe and it is supplied by the Ministry of The National Education.

Pablo, Spain

2018-02-12 12:09:53 UTC

The school is connected to Internet using ADSL at a few MB per second. The protection is managed by Conselleria de Educación and sometimes, it is a problem because there are service.

Franco Chiavetta

2018-02-12 16:08:29 UTC

In my school we have two full 100 Mbps fiber optic channels: the first one is used for the wired computers in the labs and a second for the wifi connections. A thirth 30 Mbps channel is used for the offices. So we have a total bandwith of 230 Mpbs

Paula, Portugal

paula_abrantes_dge — 2018-02-12 16:24:47 UTC

My schoool has 134 computers for students and staff. Also has an optical fiber connectivity with a spped of 20 Mbps.

Kristina, Croatia

2018-02-12 16:42:00 UTC

My school has 24 PCs in ICT lab, 12 classrooms with PC in each, 35 teachers with tablets, iPads and HPs, and school administration like headmistress and pedagogist etc. with 5 PCs more. In ICT classroom is star topology and copper connection to PCs, and rest of the school has wifi connection provided through our national e-schools project. We have 100 Mbps optic fibre channel.

Damla Güder, Turkey

dml — 2018-02-12 20:34:07 UTC

In all classes we have smart boards and they have internet connections. Our students haven't tablet and we have got a computer lab, but computers are old and difficult to use. Our ministry block connections so students don't enter all the websites, we can use eba this is special for our schools and students, it is rich about education contents, we can use this at all. In our computer lab there are 15 computers and the school's population is 900. This lab isn't enough to us but we try to do best...

Maite, Spain

2018-02-13 13:40:04 UTC

In my school there are two buildings. In the one where the majority of compulsory secondary education are, the connectivity speed has been enlarged because all students work with their own computer.
In the other building the connectivity is more limited because not all students use computers. With the time, the system will be generalised so connectivity will need to be improved.

In my classroom there is no smart board. I use a TV connected to my laptop. Iuse the internet every day. My students have no tablets or computers provided by school. There is a localproject supported by Government and I hope we shall have tabets soon. Our school has internet everywhere.

2018-02-13 16:17:10 UTC

In our school connectivity is a bit limited since we do not have enough PCs nor any other equipment. With the time, the system will be generalised so connectivity will need to be improved.

spasovska_ana — 2018-02-14 00:26:24 UTC

Mike O Keeffe

2018-02-15 10:41:12 UTC

Our School network runs from a central administration point and is filtered through various wifi routers, this raises issues for certain teachers in certain areas of the school as we have quite a large campus. The wifi typically runs at 100 mbps with some interruptions to service. We have 2 SSID as mentioned in the case study above and the student version does run much slower than teachers. Also various websites and functions are limited for the students by the central admin.

Daniele - Italy

danvir — 2018-02-16 18:26:22 UTC

My school situation is really hard. The school is composed by five buildings set in different location of countryside. Three of them have no internet connection, in one internet is not stable and in the main building we have ADSL reached by satellite (there is no either fibre). I do not really know connection speed and the problems are really big and it needs the intervention of phone company (we are in isolated areas) and the local public administration.

Mahesh Bhardwaj India

maheshbhardwaj9 — 2018-02-18 15:23:30 UTC

Hello every one in my school all the class room are digital. we also facing problem in our school. but after installation of the server its now get solved.

thanks
regard
mahesh Bhardwaj

Aygün Taşdemir,Turkey

tasdemiraygun — 2018-02-18 18:54:03 UTC

In Turkey, we use filtered Internet in public Schools. We cannot visit sites like Youtube, Facebook so it can be a problem for our eTwinning projects. Most of the schools have interactive boards in every classroom via 'Fatih Project' . This project was launched with the purpose of providing equal opportunities in education and improving the technology in schools in a way that informatics technology tools to engage more senses in the educational process.
In our School,We have interactive boards in every classroom,but we don't have ICT . It's fiber internet, 100 Mps as I know.

Camelia, Romania

2018-02-18 19:08:21 UTC

We have internet connection in our kindergarten and wireless, but the internet cannot cover all the classrooms.
I believe the internet is very useful in the teaching process and the new technology.

Paola - Portici

pao_lacost — 2018-02-18 19:10:19 UTC

We have a good fiber connection with a discret speed 100Mbps and also a wifi network only for teachers.. To allow the students use the network we need to ue filters

Sandra costa Macedo - Portugal

2018-02-18 20:47:12 UTC

Since I'm working in this private school 8 years ago we have some changes. We have children since 1 year until 14 years. Next year we will have 9th grade.When it starts the 1:1 project our network change a lot. All teachers (100) have a iPad and students since the 4th grade has one two. We had 2 server, one for email and another for files. 3 years ago we change to google education and email server was turn off. Our management school students and financial system are in the cloud, only 1 rest in our server but we want to allocate in the cloud to. The problems that I have with the servers disappeared and my hard work too. Now we have optical fiber connectivity 400 Megas dedicated only to our 4 campus and the wifi was centralise in our server provider. We have 4 campus in different places and all are connected. We have 4 WLANS (administration, teachers, fourtgradth students, students and guest). We have one firewall in our server provider and another is physical with us. In addition the firewall we have MDM (Mobile device management) that filters the students Ipad's. In the firewall we block some sites for each wlan.

Gabriella, Italy

2018-02-19 07:48:07 UTC

My school's network of fixed devices connects to the Internet using a line with INTERNET access up to 100 Mbps, Fiber To The Cabinet (the actual speed is just over 50 Mbps in download).
The network of mobile devices connects to Internete using two lines with access to the INTERNET up to 100 Mbps, Fiber To The Cabinet (the real speed is just over 50 Mbps in download).
We have installed three routers, some switches, a server for the educational and administrative network, a server for the electronic registry (hereinafter RE), a firewall, a server backup device, several access points that guarantee access to the network WiFi in every classroom and common area.
We have two LANs (one for administration and the other for educational activities) and a WLAN. Each user accesses the LAN using his own account that allows him to work in all the laboratories and classrooms of the school (students and teachers). Access to the WiF network requires an access key. All personal devices (students and teachers) and those of the school (for access to the RE) are registered. Teachers navigate without limitation, students are enabled to navigate by the teacher. For non-registered guests we have a WLAN with time access.

Effie Vlachos

2018-02-19 19:41:00 UTC

At my school, the connects lags at 2-3 Mbps, so we consider ourselves lucky if we ever get connectedand connection lasts.in Greece, fiber connections are stillunder way so it will take a while before we own one at the state school I work for. I usually bring in my own tablet to work as 90% of the school
computers run xp windows.

Dario, Croatia

2018-02-21 12:03:23 UTC

Our school has around 30 computers - 15 for students and 15 for teachers. We connect via fiber (around 50 Mbps upload and download)

There are many computers in my school. Valentin, Romania

2018-02-23 15:55:39 UTC

AHSEN DOĞANAY,TURKEY

2018-02-24 14:10:45 UTC

our school is using the internet which is safe for the Ministry of National Education and it is included in the conqueror project.

shane_fleming — 2018-02-26 23:33:32 UTC

We use a Star topology, but it is a big distance to travel and most of it is on CAT6 so struggles to hold it all the way to the end. In the process of upgrading to Fibre. We have about 100MB for students and I think about 50 for staff.

Henri M

2018-02-27 11:28:11 UTC

School has a single server which is used for connecting the school network and wifi. This is split using several network switches and accesspoints. The 2 computer laboratory and all other computers are on a single domain.

markosyankarapetyan1973 — 2018-02-27 13:46:31 UTC

Armenia The internet is cable and it is connected to just two competer. To show any material we use a projector in order to be watched by all students. The internet is not enough fast. It is about 8-10 mb. To implement any practical work is too difficult.

2018-02-27 18:42:25 UTC

Our school has around 25 computers for students and 15 laptops for teachers. We connect via fiber CARNet (around 50 Mbps upload and download).

Maria Sorrentino, Italy

2018-02-28 16:07:27 UTC

We have not a good fiber connection: some times with a speed around 50 Mbps and also a wifi network only for teachers. Our school has laptops for every teachers.

Roberto - Italy

2018-03-03 16:54:41 UTC

My school is connected to the Internet via a Fiber 100 Mb connection. Our provider protect the line in his factory. The most frequent problems are the in the wireless connections.

Jeane de Fatima- Rio de Janeiro - Brasil

jeanedefatima — 2018-03-06 17:23:30 UTC

Nowadays we need to be very careful about the internet, the connections and activities that we can offer young people.
We participate in #SaferInternetDay
Many activities were carried out and we emphasize the good use of the internet with our young people

Nițescu Emilia-Elisabeta, Romania

2018-03-27 21:17:54 UTC

In our school we have 6 computers in C.D.I. and two Wireless connections. The speed is very low. From outside access we have the code on internet. But we have one wirelles internet connection for students.

Daniela, Romania

danielaifrim — 2019-01-20 21:01:15 UTC

In our school we have WiFI and cable internet. We have 15 computers.

Murat Akbiyik, Macedonia

2019-12-11 20:27:26 UTC

My school has more than 60 computers. We are connected to the internet via Antenna which has the speed of 50 mbps/ 10mbps

2020-01-28 21:50:07 UTC

La pollution est un grave problema de notre tempi il faut suarez la pianete! C'est-a-dire bien trier aujaurd hai pur meux recyclen demain!

Federica Cavallaro

2020-01-28 21:58:51 UTC

La pollution est un grave problem de notre temps,il faut sauvez la pianete! C'est-à-dire bien trier aujaurd'hui pur meux recyclen demain!

Amr Gad

amrgadg12 — 2020-06-17 03:38:58 UTC

There is a problem of connecting with internet .
So I use MYFAI its Capacity is lessthan the other , but We use it to acheive work .