Hi everyone,
I've just posted an essay on my PBS blog about the
role of emergency warning systems in on-campus
emergency preparedness. As many of you know, Virginia
Tech had problems getting the word out to students and
faculty because of a delayed response and server
crashes, so I talk about text
Andy, thanks for the note.
In addition to all the good reasons for establishing these systems, and
being prepared for emergencies, it is important to understand what it
will take to build and maintain these systems.
Lauren Weinstein posted the following short warning about how easily our
current
Thank you for your story. This is truly one of the great ways that
technology/web2.0 can allow us to stay connected and serve a greater
purpose than say shopping online. I'm duly intrigued because I too
had an experience like this. The only difference is that it was at a
graduate level and the s
On Apr 18, 2007, at 10:40 AM, Andy Carvin wrote:
> I've just posted an essay on my PBS blog about the
> role of emergency warning systems
Hi,
My first post here; I've been reading this list for about a month now.
Interestingly, I blogged about this yesterday: an emergency
notification servic
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Thanks, Andy, for this posting. For resources in the aftermath:
>From THe Center for Health and Health Care in Schools
http://www.healthinschools.org The American Academy of Pediatrics is
calling attention to resources posted on its website that aim to help
teachers, students, physicians, childre
