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In response to "Let's not ignore the internet usage/distraction of student/others aspect of this question as well. -- nm" by Name Withheld By Request

easy enough to block the internet. -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) Mar 10 '10, 08:57

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that doesn't stop game palying and movie watching which distract many people around that student. -- nm - zork Mar 10, 09:01 1
- I have never seen anyone play games or watch movies. That is a bit extreme. People surf the web sure, but nothing too crazy like games and movies. -- nm - James Bond (aka Igor) Mar 10, 09:01
in one classroom? i doubt it, and they can't block in *on campus*. -- nm - Andie Mar 10, 08:59 6
- can't block it at all. -- nm - decline Mar 10, 08:59 5
  - Can't you just turn the access points off? Or have everyone register their laptops. -- nm - James Bond (aka Igor) Mar 10, 09:01 4
    - 3G wireless cards (as kilbo said) don't use the universities (or anyones) access points. -- nm - decline Mar 10, 09:02 3
      - I don't think I have seen any of those in class. They would stick out from the computer right? -- nm - James Bond (aka Igor) Mar 10, 09:03 1
        
        it would be a little doggle sticking out the side or back of the laptop. If you school has free wifi you probably won't see many - decline Mar 10, 09:07
      - oh, I forgot about this. -- nm - loosilu Mar 10, 09:03
not really -- nm - decline Mar 10, 08:58
*activates 3G card* -- nm - oblique Mar 10, 08:58 4
- there are brands of paint that can severely restrict wireless signals ... -- nm - Beryllium Mar 10, 09:00 3
  - don't forget to lead-line the windows too -- nm - decline Mar 10, 09:01
  - (Not to mention cell phone blocking devices) -- nm - Beryllium Mar 10, 09:00 1
    - which is illegal in the US. -- nm - decline Mar 10, 09:01

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