Iwa
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I think the schools that use firewalls are to restrictive. i mean they even block images depending from the site. thats what i produce proxy sites for schools.
I think the schools that use firewalls are to restrictive. i mean they even block images depending from the site. thats what i produce proxy sites for schools.
How old are you really?
[Lightdemon, how can one go farther than filtering? I am curious.]
How old are you really? Are you still in middle school and pissed that you can't chat on myspace,make updates on twitter or look at porn when you are supposed to be doing schoolwork? Schools,businesses and many other places can have all the firewalls, net nannys and other **** they want, it is not your computer or internet connection.
Well, at the school that I teach, some computer classes have software that allows the teacher to view all of the monitors in the classroom. I'm not sure what that software is called, but it's really awesome. Not only does it allow surveillance, but also the teacher can project their own screen onto their students monitors, so everyone stops what their doing and follows along. This tool I think is absolutely necessary in a type of classroom where each student have their own computer.
In terms of navigating the internet and the type of material that can be accessed...well, I'm really not that concerned about that, like I said earlier. What I'm more concerned about is how student's use their time in class.
Thats how i make money i make programs to get AROUND those things haha.
Can you tell me what the name of those programs are? I'd like to bust some of my studentsOr at least just scare them by just letting them know that I know about those programs.
It's not that big of deal, probably lunch detention. :2wave:
well of course they should.Well i voted wrong. No they shoudl not.
Well, at the school that I teach, some computer classes have software that allows the teacher to view all of the monitors in the classroom. I'm not sure what that software is called, but it's really awesome. Not only does it allow surveillance, but also the teacher can project their own screen onto their students monitors, so everyone stops what their doing and follows along.
With respect, Milord, the ability to use word processors, presentation software, and computer resources for math and science is essential. No one can really get along without it these days. Research skills for the internet are also essential.Until the senior year, I don't think that kids have any need to be exposed to computers at all, except possibly for serious students in a technical course of study.
I also don't approve of cooks. janitors or sports programs in schools.
Call me old fashioned, although one would be better advized to call me Milord.
Im in 11th grade if you must ask and i was simply making a poll now take a chill pill or some roofies to knock you out so i dont have to see you type your rude opinions.
With respect, Milord, the ability to use word processors, presentation software, and computer resources for math and science is essential. No one can really get along without it these days. Research skills for the internet are also essential.
BTW, we could always called you "Sirrah."
Funny how kids 15 years ago didn't need those those for math and science.
Try living/working without your internet connection or mobile phone for a week. Double points if you're a smartphone user.Funny how kids 15 years ago didn't need those those for math and science.
Try living/working without your internet connection or mobile phone for a week. Double points if you're a smartphone user.
Oh, absolutely. But then, the purpose of technology has always been 'to make life easier', even if it sometimes fails at the task.I'll grant the computer in terms of a word processor, but other than that it's not exactly necessary.
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