You could just train the kids to do a File -> New Project the first
time they open iMovie and then just open their project by double
clicking on their file from then on. BUT they will allow kids access
to every other student project.
Never tried it as we use authentication but it should work.
Karl H. Hehr
Technology/Curriculum Director
South Hamilton CSD
www.s-hamilton.k12.ia.us
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On Feb 26, 2009, at 11:28 AM, Jackie Fonley wrote:
I saw iMovie 7 . . . what's the take on that? We use a generic
student log on for the lab computers . . . appears the new iMovie
saves everything in the one project for each teacher. (?) I haven't
really looked at it much . . . so am going off what other teachers
have told me. The quick fix approach we took was set up users on
each computer for each student working on iMoive. That was easy for
the 3 smaller classes we've had to do this for . . . but could be a
headache in the future. Short of net boot currently--is there
something I'm missing that would help this problem?
Appleworks and IE: that's funny. I just had somebody who's hard
drive had been replaced e-mail me today asking if I could install
those back on the computer. At least people converted all their
Microsoft Works programs into Word and Excel. I suppose you can't
be picky.
;-D
