[OPLINTECH] Computer Training Lab Software

[Chad Neeper]

Depending on what you need, one of the various flavors of VNC might do
the trick for you. VNC is open source (free) software. Various
implementations have various feature sets. Personally, I use TightVNC
for remote support capabilities. It is client/server, but it also
supports a browser interface, so the client workstation doesn't need a
VNC client installed; just a browser. There are plenty of other
implementations to choose from, however.

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Chad Neeper
Senior Systems Engineer

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Angela Paterek wrote:
> Our library is in the midst of building a new training room for computer
> classes.  We are interested in getting software that lets the instructor
> push their screen image onto the students computers.  If you have this
> type of software, could you let me know what it is, approximate costs,
> and what you like/dislike about it.  I would appreciate any info you can
> give.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Angela Paterek
> Training Manager
> Rocky River Public Library
> a.paterek at rrpl.org 
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