I use the remote security cables for some equipment, and think they are
necessary. There is a difference between a teacher losing a remote to a TV
that stays in their room, and loosing one to a machine that travels, so that
it inconveniences everyone else. Teachers here are responsible for the
remotes to their own equipment, but equipment that travels has the remotes
attached, so that I don't have to spend time trying to track them down, or
replacing them when they get lost (and listening to other teachers who need
to use that machine complain.) The cables cost about $12.00, and I think
they are worthy purchases.
Linda L.
Linda Lucke
Learning Center Director
Butterfield School
Libertyville, IL
LLucke@d70.k12.il.us
Happy are those who have learned to laugh at themselves, for they shall
never lack for amusement!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Vicki Sherouse" <vsherouse@MCPS.K12.MT.US>
To: <LM_NET@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 10:23 AM
Subject: Re: [LM_NET] Hit: Asset Control
I am totally against the cord keepers with the coil. No teacher sits 4-6
feet from their tv, so what is the point? It just makes teachers rightfully
mad. Universal remotes to replace lost remotes cost about $5, so the coils
really are saving you much. Losing remotes is one of the costs of doing
business. Unless the same teacher loses more than 1 a year, just don't
worry about it. If you make them figure out how to program the new remote,
they will be more likely to keep track of it! You might also point out that
if they lose their DVD remote, the programmable one won't be able to provide
some of the functions they want.
Vicki Sherouse
Librarian
Sentinel High School
Missoula, MT
vsherouse at mcps.k12.mt.us
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