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Firefox or MS Explorer
Started this discussion. Last reply by Zach Vander Veen Mar 30, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes
My school district has been having a lot of trouble with bandwidth and someone mentioned it might be MS Explorer. If we switched from MS Explorer to FireFox that some of the slowness will go away.…Continue
Band Width
Started Mar 18, 2010 0 Replies 0 Likes
We seem to be having so much trouble keeping enough bandwidth to use all the Web 2.0 tools. Any suggestions about how to get around this. I have suggested buying more, but with money and budgets…Continue
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Acceptable Use Policies and Web 2.0
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lori Diane Marsh Jul 16, 2010. 7 Replies 0 Likes
I have recently been given the task of updating our Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), partly because I am currently taking a class in Web 2.0 tools. Could someone send me an example of their AUP that…Continue
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Geralyn Schmidt replied to Lori Diane Marsh's discussion Acceptable Use Policies and Web 2.0"This is our copy of AUP with web 2.0 tools"
Doug Hinko replied to Lori Diane Marsh's discussion Acceptable Use Policies and Web 2.0"Nice! Thanks for the resources... I love that it is a collaborative document.... I can get some of the staff and admin to utilize some of these tools a bit while we are trying to get it rolling."
Lori Diane Marsh replied to Lori Diane Marsh's discussion Acceptable Use Policies and Web 2.0"Thanks - I have already signed up for his blog and the web site is great!"
Lori Diane Marsh replied to Lori Diane Marsh's discussion Acceptable Use Policies and Web 2.0"John Sowash gave me a great lead at School AUP 2.0. School AUP 2.0."
John Sowash replied to Lori Diane Marsh's discussion Acceptable Use Policies and Web 2.0"David Warlick has compiled a collection of AUP and other related documents on School AUP 2.0. You should also read the blog post explaining the purpose behind the Wiki.
Hope these resources help!"
Doug Hinko replied to Lori Diane Marsh's discussion Acceptable Use Policies and Web 2.0"Hi Lori-
Did you get the info you were looking for? Where did you look? I've just been charged with the same task and this is the first place I'm looking.
Thanks,
Doug"
Zach Vander Veen replied to Lori Diane Marsh's discussion Firefox or MS Explorer"While I always encourage folks to use anything but IE (although, IE 8 is decent), using a different browser won't affect bandwidth.
You will get some speed improvements based on what browser you're using. Chrome seems to be the fastest…"
Ben Stafford replied to Lori Diane Marsh's discussion Firefox or MS Explorer"Why anyone would use IE is beyond me. Firefox, Chrome, Safari (yes for Windows) are your best bets but your mileage may vary."
Katy Scott replied to Lori Diane Marsh's discussion Firefox or MS Explorer"I'm a Web designer and, therefore, hate Explorer. I'm not sure if it will resolve your speed problem, but a lot of Web sites don't run properly on Explorer. Also, Firefox offers a ton of plug-ins that allow you to do things like…"
Chris replied to Lori Diane Marsh's discussion Firefox or MS Explorer"One great thing about FireFox is that you can run AdBlock, a program that stops most ads from being displayed. Not only is that great in itself, but pages should also load a little faster with less needed bandwidth."
Lori Diane Marsh posted a discussionFirefox or MS Explorer
My school district has been having a lot of trouble with bandwidth and someone mentioned it might be MS Explorer. If we switched from MS Explorer to FireFox that some of the slowness will go away. Any thoughts on that?
Lori Diane Marsh posted a discussionBand Width
We seem to be having so much trouble keeping enough bandwidth to use all the Web 2.0 tools. Any suggestions about how to get around this. I have suggested buying more, but with money and budgets being so tight I just looking for any other alternative.
Lori Diane Marsh replied to Jeanae Graves's discussion Moodle or Wikispace?"I have a little experience with both and I'm familiar with the 23 things activity. I think the moodle would be far to complicated for most teachers and the wiki would allow for easier discussions."
Lori Diane Marsh replied to Ginger Lewman's discussion Acceptable Use Policy"Pam - what a great idea. I teach middle school and your acronym is exactly something they can relate to. May I use it? We don't have laptops for all of our students, but we are trying to get there with our high school. We're off to a good…"
Lori Diane Marsh posted a discussionAcceptable Use Policies and Web 2.0
I have recently been given the task of updating our Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), partly because I am currently taking a class in Web 2.0 tools. Could someone send me an example of their AUP that contains information about Web 2.0. I have been gathering a lot of information from web sites, my current text book, etc., but would like some ideas of what all to incorporate in the documents. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.
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