Technology

The effective use of modern information technology is critical to adapting and thriving in a diverse and rapidly changing global society. The mission of technology use in District 199 is to integrate effective and efficient administrative and instructional applications of technology into the educational program and the district's operations. These applications are intended to promote and enhance the communication and collaboration necessary for meaningful learning.

Director of Technology and Information Systems

Lynn Tenney

tenneyl@invergrove.k12.mn.us

p: 651-306-7100

f: 651-306-7295

Network Technician
Chris Ferguson
fergusoc@invergrove.k12.mn.us
p: 651-306-7102
f: 651-306-7295

Desktop Technician
Jennifer Lyddy
lyddyj@invergrove.k12.mn.us
p: 651-306-7136
f: 651-306-7295

Desktop Technician

Allison Mereness
merenesa@invergrove.k12.mn.us
p: 651-306-7171
f: 651-306-7295

State of Technology in 199 (Movie)

Connecting the Dots with Digital Learning

Technology Tutorials

Atomic Learning

Our district has recently re-subscribed to the Atomic Learning Library, an online software training Internet site that offers just in time training and support on popular computer software applications. Atomic Learning breaks software programs down into fast-loading tutorial movies, delivered right over the Internet to your computer. You can use it at school or from home. You will need a newer browser, such as Netscape or Internet Explorer 5 or above, QuickTime (free from Apple), and the username and password, which is available from district technology staff members. The link to download QuickTime (for home computers) is right on the Atomic Learning website. To use this service, simply go to http://www.atomiclearning.com.

Technical Support Priority Levels
In an effort to prioritize the many calls, notes, visits, email messages, and problems received by this office, we have developed the following informal Technical Support Priority Levels. It may be helpful for staff to predetermine at which level their problem fits when calling or writing for assistance.

Reporting Technical Problems
Gather the appropriate information before calling for tech support; both user information and computer workstation information are needed to properly diagnose and respond.