[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Remind them that you can click on History to see what pages they've > visited, if they're feeling sneaky. Let's face it, there will always be the > kid or > two who wanders off in Google Land...even with filters sometimes they'll just > go off task, often to see if they can get away with it. > Pam writes: I always do that. In fact, I use the LCD projector and show the kids the computer monitoring program that we have installed in our computer lab by projecting the image of all of their desktops. When they realize that I can see exactly what they are doing and even lock their screens or send messages like "quit playing with the color of your font, we have black & white printers!!" they totally buy into the idea that the computer records all key strokes. It doesn't, but the fact that I'm good at catching the little darlings when they wander into forbidden areas, helps reinforce that myth - lol.
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