Meeting Minutes
October 25, 2007
Kiosks
Debbie Cherry helped us with a mock kiosk set-up so that we could determine what is "too long" in terms of log-in time. The mock set-up took about 35 seconds. SAC decided that this was too long. We determined that about 10-15 seconds was ideal and that log-in time should definitely be less than 20 seconds.
Where on Campus besides the UC?
- Doherty: Hall, Apartments
- Bldgs that donít have clusters
- Dorms that donít have a cluster
- Where the Donner printer is
- Tepper 1st Floor next to Gingers
- Zebra lounge in CFA (1st floor)
- Newell Simon Atrium
- Margaret Morrison and the sorority area
- Hamburg/Hamerschlag
- Front part of Scaife
- Baker cluster Hallway
Other comments
- Are useful w/ a printer esp in res hall
- Use is dependent on where the kiosk is
- Printer w/out computer is lame
- Stats on how many students have Andrew printing set up on own machine?
- Doc harder to find
What software should the kiosk have?
- .pdf
- .doc
- .ppt
- .txt
- .xls
- Browser
- Printing
- Email
- USB access
- .tff/.jpg images (built in?)
Other comments
- Access to power button? Make it harder to turn off via OS
- Readers will not be sufficient for office programs
- Some of this may depend on where it is
- Staplers and hole puncher wherever these go
- Another color laser on campus
- Page limit? Stop-in to print and wait for a printer!
- Screen size
- Enough room for a mouse
Software Challenges
- SPSS (only in BH)
- Office 2007 (6 yes, 1 no)
- Stats - SAS, Maple
- Creative Suite
- Maya
- Viso
- Visual Studio
- Auto Desk family (CAD)
- Macromedia
- text editor (both platforms)
- typefaces
- Ruby, Ruby on Rails
- textmate
- textpad
- Oracle
Other comments
- has to be available to off campus to be useful
- 1st floor library machines need office, adobe, flash
- software not on enough computers for some of them
- develop software not accessible from internet
- database SQL more robust.
- unlimited bandwidth
- if software is virtualized...how will this affect bandwidth?