Hi Don, others,
Does registration automatically = spam? I'd probably agree that it does,
to some extent...but spam filtering is a necessity in today's internet
anyway, so this cost may be unavoidable. For your school, why not allow
teachers / students to register using non-school email address
Following this thread it's clear Jayne and Dave make excellent points about
the need to re-educate educators in 'net inclusion... Nonetheless I think
some 'net activists can at times be a bit harsh on our schools, and perhaps
not accepting that educators often have a very good handle on the reality
For anyone entering into this debate with a school (or other) official,
I would make an analogy between internet use and driving.
Driving is the leading cause of teen death in the US, and has been
described by some as an epidemic...one which no one aknowledges or
discusses. The internet, by co
Marie Godfrey wrote
>>a teacher from New York...couldn't access the essay through
regular channels because "we are blocked from registering on a
newspaper or TV site due to school policies"...
How can we to change such policies?
As I wrote back in April 19 here on the digital divide network
