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Ryan Ingersoll

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  • First Name Ryan
  • Last Name Ingersoll
  • Gender Male

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  • City Seattle
  • Region/State/Province WA
  • Postal Code 98119
  • Country USA
  • Social Network Profiles LinkedIn
  • LinkedIn URL http://www.linkedin.com/in/ryaningersoll
  • Home Page http://www.spu.edu/library/tech-desk

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  • Current Employer Seattle Pacific University
  • Job Title Library Technology Services Coordinator
  • Areas of Interest learning s­paces, int­egration o­f Apple de­vices, tea­ching effe­ctive use ­of technol­ogy
  • Biography 2010-prese­nt Library­ Technolog­y Services­ Coordinat­or at Seat­tle Pacifi­c Universi­ty (Seattl­e, WA) // ­2008-2010 ­Teaching a­nd Learnin­g Spaces L­iaison at ­Augsburg C­ollege (Mi­nneapolis,­ MN) // 20­07-2008 Yo­uth and Fa­mily Minis­try at Zio­n Lutheran­ Church (K­ent, WA) /­/ 2003-200­7 IT Syste­ms Adminis­trator at ­Trinity Lu­theran Col­lege (Ever­ett, WA)
  • Ryan Ingersoll
    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: Sorry for all the comments, the comment box limits the amount of characters that show up.
    • May 14, 2012
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    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: If PM could auto update apps the student would also receive the updated app without being prompted to enter the Apple ID that was use to purchase the app the institution purchased.
    • May 14, 2012
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    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: IT can then use if for the next section of classes. The student can still sync their iPad with their iTunes without the risk of losing their content or apps.
    • May 14, 2012
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    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: IT puts the device in the appropriate group on PM and pushes out the paid app. Once the course is complete IT can remove revoke the app in PM and it will delete if from the iPad.
    • May 14, 2012
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    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: A scenario: a student enrolls in a class that needs a $30 iOS app. The student enrolls their iPad on the server with help of IT and installs the trust cert.
    • May 14, 2012
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    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: I also think it would beneficial to include an app update mechanism as well. Moving over to OS X devices, this would be great in PM to manage paid apps as well. It further paves the way for BYOD movements.
    • May 14, 2012
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    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: PM also doesn't have the ability to install paid apps. Is Apple investigating integrating VPP into PM? This would allow me to install and revoke paid apps wirelessly.
    • May 14, 2012
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    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: PM can push out an uploaded free app, but lacks efficient organization of the stored apps (how do you delete it from PM or update it when the developer pushes an update).
    • May 14, 2012
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    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: My biggest concern is managing apps and struggle with what the best way to purchase, manage, install, and revoke paid apps.
    • May 14, 2012
  • Ryan Ingersoll
    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: My biggest concern is managing apps and struggle with what the best way to purchase, manage, install, and revoke paid apps. PM can push out an uploaded free app, but lacks efficient organization of the stored apps (how do you delete it from PM or update i...  moreMy biggest concern is managing apps and struggle with what the best way to purchase, manage, install, and revoke paid apps. PM can push out an uploaded free app, but lacks efficient organization of the stored apps (how do you delete it from PM or update it when the developer pushes an update).  
    • May 14, 2012
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    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: We want students to make the devices "their own" when they check them out this is also true for the staff iPads we have. I want the users to use our paid for apps and also purchase their own apps with their Apple ID.
    • May 14, 2012
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    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: Thank you James and Micah for your responses. Micah, your response regarding the differences between AC and PM is very helpful. For our needs PM seems to be the best option.
    • May 14, 2012
  • Ryan Ingersoll
    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: Thank you James and Micah for your responses. Micah, your response regarding the differences between AC and PM is very helpful. For our needs PM seems to be the best option. We want students to make the devices "their own" when they check them o...  moreThank you James and Micah for your responses. Micah, your response regarding the differences between AC and PM is very helpful. For our needs PM seems to be the best option. We want students to make the devices "their own" when they check them out this is also true for the staff iPads we have. I want the users to use our paid for apps and also purchase their own apps with their Apple ID.  
    • May 14, 2012
  • Ryan Ingersoll
    Ryan Ingersoll commented on Ryan Ingersoll's article: Thank you James and Micah for your responses. Micah, your response regarding the differences between AC and PM is very helpful. For our needs PM seems to be the best option. We want students to make the devices "their own" when they check them o...  moreThank you James and Micah for your responses. Micah, your response regarding the differences between AC and PM is very helpful. For our needs PM seems to be the best option. We want students to make the devices "their own" when they check them out this is also true for the staff iPads we have. I want the users to use our paid for apps and also purchase their own apps with their Apple ID.
    My biggest concern is managing apps and struggle with what the best way to purchase, manage, install, and revoke paid apps. PM can push out an uploaded free app, but lacks efficient organization of the stored apps (how do you delete it from PM or update it when the developer pushes an update). PM also doesn't have the ability to install paid apps. Is Apple investigating integrating VPP into PM? This would allow me to install and revoke paid apps wirelessly. I also think it is beneficial to include an app update mechanism as well. Moving over to OS X devices, this would be great in PM to manage paid apps as well. It fur...    less
    • May 14, 2012
  • Ryan Ingersoll
    Ryan Ingersoll posted a new article:
    iOS Management = Confused
    iOS Management = Confused
    iOS management is convoluted and confusing. Apple’s fan boy mantra, “it just works” is actually the antithesis of my experience. It isn’t all thorns in my side; there are some useful features Apple’s provided, especially i...
    • April 27, 2012
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      Ryan Ingersoll IT puts the device in the appropriate group on PM and pushes out the paid app. Once the course is complete IT can remove revoke the app in PM and it will delete if from the iPad.
      • May 14, 2012
    • Ryan Ingersoll
      Ryan Ingersoll IT can then use if for the next section of classes. The student can still sync their iPad with their iTunes without the risk of losing their content or apps.
      • May 14, 2012
    • Ryan Ingersoll
      Ryan Ingersoll If PM could auto update apps the student would also receive the updated app without being prompted to enter the Apple ID that was use to purchase the app the institution purchased.
      • May 14, 2012
    • Ryan Ingersoll
      Ryan Ingersoll Sorry for all the comments, the comment box limits the amount of characters that show up.
      • May 14, 2012
    • Ryan Ingersoll
      Scott Derome Good article. I wanted to mention the following as it solved and/or addressed virtually all the issues listed above (for me). Commercial product but cost is very low (comparatively speaking). Either cloud or hosted options available. Cloud option extr...  moreGood article. I wanted to mention the following as it solved and/or addressed virtually all the issues listed above (for me). Commercial product but cost is very low (comparatively speaking). Either cloud or hosted options available. Cloud option extremely simple to set up but more expensive than hosting in house...
      http://www.zenprise.com
      If there is a small budget to work with and expertise available to setup in house, it's worth checking out  
      • June 27, 2012
  • Ryan Ingersoll
    Ryan Ingersoll replied to a topic in the forum iOS and Apps in Education:
    Allan Gyorke shared about Penn State's mobile media pilot using iPod Touches with microphones instead of Flip cameras.
    http://mediacommons.psu.edu/mobilemedia
    • February 21, 2012
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  • iOS Management = Confused

    • April 27, 2012
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    iOS management is convoluted and confusing. Apple’s fan boy mantra, “it just works” is actually the antithesis of my experience. It isn’t all thorns in my side; there are some useful features Apple’s provided, especially i...
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  • February 21, 2012 11:30:05 AM PST
    in the topic Can the iPod Touch replace Flip (and others)? in the forum iOS and Apps in Education
    Allan Gyorke shared about Penn State's mobile media pilot using iPod Touches with microphones instead of Flip cameras. http://mediacommons.psu.edu/mobilemedia
  • February 17, 2012 2:59:24 PM PST
    in the topic Can the iPod Touch replace Flip (and others)? in the forum iOS and Apps in Education
    Our library lends Flip video cameras for students to capture footage for various course assingments (and whatever they want). We have two aging first gens and four second gens. I am considering investing in three of four iPod Touch (current gen) to suppliement (and replace) the Flips.   I am curious if anyone has any experience with the devices specifically for video and audio capturing. We have an iPad 2 that we check out and it seems to work well. However, it is much more expensive.   Also, anyone have experience with these new iOS microphones? http://www.apogeedigital.com/products/mic.php http://tascam.com/product/im2/ http://www.bluemic.com/mikey_for_ipod/   Thanks, Ryan Ingersoll
  • October 26, 2011 5:46:04 PM PDT
    in the topic Best case/bumper for iPhone 4S in the forum All Things Considered
    Hi Chris, I have an InCase Slider (http://goincase.com/products/detail/slider-case-cl59667). I had it for my iPhone 4 and still use it for my new iPhone 4S. It does a great job protecting the device and doesn't get stuck in my pocket (like silicone ones). I even fell down some stairs, landed on my phone, and the case protected the phone (the case suffered with a few cracks, but still usable. Amazon.com usually has good prices.
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