Win a $25,000 WLAN for your K-12 school
As part of its Winter of Wireless competition, Wavelink is giving away a $25,000 wireless LAN, including installation and support, to one Australian K-12 school.
The competition is open to K-12 schools based in Australia with at least 250 students.
The prize, based on technology from Meru Networks, includes:
- 20 802.11n wireless access points
- one WLAN controller
- installation from Wavelink, or one of its authorised resellers
- a year’s worth of support from Meru Networks
The competition is open until 31 August 2011. To be in the running, entrants must explain in 200 words or less how a wireless network would benefit their school.
A web-based entry form is available at http://www.wavelink.com.au/promo/meru-winter-2011/enter.php.
Full terms and conditions are also available at the Wavelink website.
Ilan Rubin, Managing Director, Wavelink, said: “Mobile computing initiatives are changing the way children learn in K-12 environments. Laptop carts, video learning and one-to-one computing programs have combined with small IT teams and shrinking budgets to drive the need for a high-density, simple-to-manage and intelligent wireless network.
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