This document summarizes the technology inventory at DH Conley High School. It details that each department has one printer and there are 24 carts of 30 computers each that teachers can check out, as well as 2 math teachers who have permanent carts. The classrooms have built-in TVs but no VCRs, and computers can connect to projectors. Other hardware includes graphing calculators, Mimios, Mobis, LCD projectors, and scanners. Software includes GSP, Fathom, and applications for the interactive boards. The school has internet access, email, and uses Edmodo. Outside each classroom there is a computer lab with 30 computers, and 24 additional computer carts available from the media center

1. Technology Inventory Assignment
STUDENT NAME:______________Jimmy Clemson________________
NAME of School: _____DH Conley____
Answer the following questions to complete your Technology Inventory.
What technology is available in the classroom?
Hardware:
How many computers/printers? What kind? There is one printer per department.
There are 24 carts of computers plus 2 math teachers have carts every day. Carts
consist of 30 computers. Either HP or chromebooks.
Do you have a built in television? VCR? There is a built in television but not a vcr.
Do you have a connection from a computer to the television or other projection
device? Yes, to a projector.
Do you have any cameras (WebCam, docCam, video, still, or digital)? I don’t believe
so
Do you have graphing calculators? Yes there are 20 available to the students.
Do you have a smartboard? No
Do you have a mimio? Yes
Do you have a mobi? Yes
Do you have a slate? No
Do you have LCD projectors? Yes
Are you able to use your own laptop for teaching? Possibly but I doubt I have as
much software available.
What other forms of hardware technology is available? Scanner, copier.
Software:
What applications/softwareare on the computers in your classroom? They have
GSP, software for the mimio/mobi and are purchasing Fathom.
Do they all have the same applications/versions? Yes
Do you have Internet access? Yes
Is there school-wide email? Yes
Is there school-wide learning platform for teachers, students, parents (e.g.,
Edmodo)?Edmodo
Is there a system for installing software on school computers? Yes
What other forms of software based technology is available? I don’t know.
What technology is available outside your classroom?
Hardware:
What is available for checkout from the media center? 24 carts of computers
Are scanners, LCD projectors, or digital cameras available? No
Is there a computer lab? How many computers does it have? 1 lab, 30
computers.

2. Are computers available in the media center? Yes
Are you on a network? Yes
Do you have access to a color and/or laser printer? There is one color printer
in the media center.
Are you able to do video conferencing? From the laptops I believe so. I don’t
think so from the desktops. I didn’t see a camera on them.
Software:
What applications/softwareare common to every computer in the school?
GSP, Fathom
What applications are available by request?I don’t know
Do other teachers or the media center have other forms of technology that
you can check out? What are they? No, teachers try to borrow what’s in my
classroom.
Does your media center have a video collection?
Do all computers have Internet access? Yes
What is the process for obtaining access to the technology in your school?
How often can you take students to the computer lab? How is the lab scheduled?
Most teachers don’t take their kids to the computer lab, they just get a cart for the
period and do it in their room.
Is the lab staffed? Do students have access to the lab before and after school, or
during recess/lunch? Students have access during RAP. It is staffed.
Is there a system for checking out software/hardware from the media center? How
long can you keep materials?
Who are the technology resource people in your school?
A technology liaison? No
Computer teacher? Yes, there are two computer teachers.
Media center staff? Yes
Various teachers or students with technology expertise? Yes most of the teachers
are good with technology.
A Technology Committee? No
Description of Technology Use in Your School
Use the following questions to guide your thinking as you consider technology
use in your school.
Describe teachers' access to computers and printers.
Describe teachers' access to digital cameras, camcorders, and scanners.
Describe teachers' access to the school network.
Describe students' access to computers and printers.
Describe students' access to digital cameras, camcorders, and scanners.
Describe students' access to the school network.
What is the student to computer ratio in your school.

3. What measures are in place to teach teachers and students about ethical
issues in technology use?
What security measures are in place to protect students' and teachers'
privacy rights?
Who makes decisions about software used in the school?
Who makes decisions about hardware used in the school?
How are technology purchases funded within your school?
Other relevant issues?