FYI, check out these videos. And cache them if you think they're useful.
http://www.educause.edu/content.asp?page_id=7103&bhcp=1
Steve Scarbrough
Technology Coordinator
Storm Lake Community School District
712.732.8100 fax:8101
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Thanks for the quick response, Harriet.
George
From:
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11:26 AM
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It's the rotten music/videos those kids are downloading and listening to
George. I have started to block those sites and it really cuts down on my
bandwidth. Plus I have cut the speakers so that they can only listen if they
bring in their own headphones.
Since you are mayor and tech guru - ca
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Unitedstreaming is the only site that can be
archived locally due to the bandwidth required for streaming video. The
licensing sites for the other sites does not allow for local
archiving.
Harriet
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Harriet and Scott:
How
many of the sites on the list can be archived locally? I’m reaching the
point, actually a good point, where the online access is becoming a problem
with band width,
The #90 is classified as an Urban Legend unfortunately. The link below
explains that the only way it could work is if you have to dial "9" to
access an outside line. Home users are completely safe from this exploit
and it sounds like most business systems are as well.
http://urbanlegends.abou
