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 | Term | Definition
 | 1-1 Student Program | Some schools provide laptops or devices for 1-1 student use.  To be counted in this category, laptops must be assigned to individual students for multiple class use.    DO NOT include 1-1 student access to laptop computers or devices that reside in a specific classroom.  These should be included under the classroom count.
 | Classroom | A room that is used for instructional purposes.
 | e-Readers | Devices that are not laptops or pocket sized and are used primarily for reading only and may have the option to access the Internet.  Examples include: • Kindle • Nook • Etc
 | Handheld Devices | Handheld or mobile devices that are pocket-sized, typically having a display screen with touch input, miniature keyboard, or other user interface.  Examples include: • PDAs (Palm Pilot, etc) • Audio/Video Devices (MP3 player, iPod , etc) • Other Wi-Fi accessible devices  DO NOT include devices that are used solely as student response systems (clickers).
 | High Capacity Computer | A high capacity computer meets the following criteria: •  2 years old or newer •  Contains a 10/100/1000mb network card and can run data intensive/graphic/video rendering applications such as CAD, web design, video production etc. •  DO NOT include networks or thin clients  Examples of high capacity computers include: •  Designed for Windows 8 or Windows 7 (PC) •  Able to run Microsoft Office 2010 (PC) •  Designed for OS X v10.8 (Mountain Lion), OS X v10.7 (Lion) or OS X v10.6 (Snow Leopard) •  Able to run Microsoft Office 2011 (Mac)
 | Instructional Use | Instructional use includes Classrooms, Stationary [NAME], Mobile [NAME], Library Media Centers, and 1-1 Student Programs.
 | IU-Based WAN | An IU-Based WAN is defined as a network that has the potential to connect all the LEAs within your Intermediate Unit.
 | ISP | Internet Service Provider
 | LEA | Local Education Agency (LEA): A school district, charter school or career and technical center.
 | LEA-Based WAN | An LEA-based WAN is defined as a building to building network that connects buildings within an LEA.
 | Library/Media Center | This is a general resource area where students conduct research and/or receive instruction.
 | Low Capacity Computer | A low capacity computer meets the following criteria: •  Older than 5 years •  May or may not contain a network card and can run basic, stand-alone applications such as word processing, tutorial programs, etc. •  DO NOT include networks or thin clients  Examples of low capacity computers include: •  Designed for Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) or older (PC) •  Designed for Mac OS X  v10.4 (Tiger) or older
 | Mid Capacity Computer | A mid capacity computer meets the following criteria: •  5 years old or newer •  Contains a 10/100/1000mb network card and can run integrated applications such as Microsoft Office Suite, etc.  •  DO NOT include networks or thin clients  Examples of mid capacity computers include: •  Designed for Windows 7 or Windows Vista (PC) •  Able to run Microsoft Office 2007 (PC) •  Designed for Mac OS X v10.6 (Snow Leopard) or v10.5 (Leopard) •  Able to run Microsoft Office 2008 (Mac)
 | Mobile Computer Lab | Include mobile carts that consist of 16 or more computers and other digital tools that remain exclusively with the mobile lab.
 | Netbook | Netbooks (sometimes also called mini notebooks or ultraportables) are small, light and inexpensive laptop computers suited for general computing and accessing web-based applications. Screen sizes are generally less than 10" diagonally. Computers that are classified as netbooks usually contain an Intel Atom processor or equivalent.
 | Printer | Include all devices that are connected to a computer or network.  Note that any multifunction device that serves as a printer/scanner/copier should be counted as a “printer” within Section #4 of the school survey.
 | Stationary Computer Lab | A Room/Lab that is used for general computer use (NOT course specific).
 | Tablet Devices | Devices that are not laptops or pocket sized and are used primarily for accessing a wide variety of digital content and have the option to access the Internet.  Examples include: • iPad • Xoom • Galaxy Tab • Streak • Etc.  Note that "Tablet PCs" containing touch screens along with a physical keyboard should be included in the computer counts.
 | Thin Client | A thin client is a client computer or client software in client-server architecture networks which depends primarily on the central server for processing activities.
 | Transport Type - Public | "Public" means that the connection is leased from a telecommunications provider.
 | Transport Type - Private | "Private" means the LEA owns the connection.
 | WAN | Wide-Area Network
 | Wired for Internet Access | Infrastructure is in place for an Internet connected computer.
 | Wireless Internet Access | Wireless signal is accessible from the room/lab.