CEDPA 2002 Conference-Technology Center

The 42^nd Annual Conference
Was on October 16-18, 2002 at the
Riviera Resort & Raquet Club
Palm Springs, California 92262

If you weren't at this conference, you missed out on the best resource of the year for k-12 educational technologists. You will have another chance to meet up with your colleagues by attending our Mini Conference held on May 1, 2003 in Long Beach at CSU Chancellors Office.

If your looking for a PowerPoint or other materials on a session you attended, click here for a quick list of presentations we have online. We will post the presentations as we receive them along with a session description.

Technology Center

Network Operations Center (NOC)

Taking center stage at the 42^nd Annual CEDPA Conference, the Technology Center, formerly known as Network Operations Center (NOC) will feature the newest technology and trends in networking, wireless connectivity, security, and business applications. ISA Server: Securing Your Network; Mac OS X Mac OS X Codename “Jaguar” Centralized Management; IP Telephony; and Altiris Deployment Solution are a few of the hot topics that will be featured at the TC.

Exciting vendor presentations also abound this year. Cisco will be offering multiple topics with sessions on security, PIX configuration, and intrusion detection, while Dell will introduce the latest in server technology, the SAN/NAS & Blades and Bricks. The new HP will show the latest technology in HP and Compaq products and services. Microsoft will hold a session on its Content Management Server, a product that builds dynamic Web applications.

Other tech sessions include Monitoring and Controlling School Networks with Total Traffic Control; Wireless versus Wired Networks; Network Integration; Best Practices for School Networks; and Network Troubleshooting.

Come see, learn, share, and discover the latest in technology only at the TC.

If you are working with any of the emerging technologies and would like CEDPA members to participate, please have your vendor contact the 2002 Technology Chair, Oswaldo Galarza at , to coordinate these sessions.