Apple will be participating at the 133rd-annual American Association of School Administrators National Conference on Education in Orlando, FL Feb. 16 to 18. This conference brings together close to 5,000 school system leaders, including superintendents, assistant superintendents, school board members, principals and director-level staff. Secretary of Education Rod Paige will speak at the opening general session.
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Apple should promote the use of school iMacs as voting machines.
A "cube" server with OSX could serve the OS and software as well as control printer output. A "touch-screen" frame similar to the new White Board devices could be used avoid a mouse or keyboard. These same "frames" could be used for developmentally disabled children and preschool programs. Could be more practical if elections were on weekends or holidays in themselves. The cube servers would be the primary devices involved with the voting process directly as the iMacs would be "dumb" terminals in the process.
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This is a step forward for Apple, hopefully Mr. Jobs can get back the share he lost to the PC world by attending this conference.