I resemble that remark! :-D Rob Huffstedtler wrote: > Good point. Schools are a slightly different case since you are > expected to act in loco parentis, and you can't just toss the > miscreants out. 4/5 of the folks in NLUG probably fell into the > miscreant category back in school. > > On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 10:31 AM, Douglass Clem > <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote: > > I completely agree that it tends to be rather useless to try to > use technology to solve a problem that has it's roots in human > behavior. In this particular case, the idea was to gather some > solid evidence prior to confronting the employee. However, other > HR issues have come up with this employee that dwarf the issue of > spending too much time browsing the web. > > I probably will install Surftrackr before long anyways, as this is > a school setting. We are already using OpenDNS for content > filtering, but students still occasionally (about once a week) > find unblocked sites that they should not have access to. If we > were able to track a student's web usage, we would be able to > confront them about such issues, which in turn would make them > less likely to look for such holes in the filtering system. > > > Douglass Clem > crashsystems.net <http://crashsystems.net/> > Public Key: http://crashsystems.net/pubkey.asc > > > >
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