We had the same request when we first started deploying wireless; what we looked at was using the lectern controller that the lecturers uses to power on lights, AV projectors etc to power off the local access points within the theatre, of course there would still be leakage from outside the theatre concerned but only minimal coverage. In the end we never ended up doing the theatre at all, but it all looked possible on paper. BTW, more than likely we will be going back to cover that theatre next year without putting the extra switch in. Do students still pass notes and chat in the back rows etc these days ?
Phill Solomon University of Melbourne
At 06:17 AM 19/11/2003, you wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Does anyone have faculty who do not want students using wireless to surf the Internet and send e-mail
during class and if so what best practices have been created to prevent these activities?
Mike Stocke
University of Washington, Bothell
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