Moreover, the paper develops different alternatives to protect people from hate sites and addresses some issues that are related to each alternative. ... This paper will also provide some real time example to explain the different among these alternatives in more details. ... Also, schools may be responsible for contacts and sites that children visit while in school. It is very important for the school to "educate both parents and children about the dangers of internet" (Stern, 2002, p.86). Even thought school might have some kind of filtering programs installed in their computer, children m...

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When evaluating the alternatives, we found that the most cost-efficient and effective way for our company to operate and our consumers to utilize our services is to do so via the Internet. ... If instead we were to place student ads in a school newspaper or magazine, the associated costs would be much higher for both our company and our clientele. ...

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Another important social and educational strategy is for families, schools, libraries, and other organizations to develop acceptable-use policies for the Internet. ... As an alternative, technology, like filters, can also provide a highly effective in reducing children's exposure to inappropriate material. ... Parents, families, schools, and other organizations should take their responsibilities to steer the children to the right direction when encountering the online pornography by getting involved, giving guidelines, setting rules on the use of the Internet. ...

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With the Internet's help, people who are unable to attend schools because of their disability or location can now get education from schools thousand miles away. People who are isolated in real life discover that the Internet has provided them an alternative way to interact with people. ... Before the Internet was invented, people who had difficulties attending schools either becomes isolated from quality education or had to pay expensive tuition in order to hire private tutors. ... The Internet has simply become an alternative way of lecturing in the classroom for those people who dont h...

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For example, attendance at after-school seminars and workshops has been poor. ... Two sucessful programs are Project CIRCLE, and The Internet Schools Project in Singapore. ... Whether it is on-line mentoring or face-to-face mentoring, mentorship programs have eliminated many of the problems associated with traditional training methods, and as such, are an attractive alternative. ... One mentor stated that he regularly worked in seventeen schools, with over 63 teachers and numerous classes. ... One of the goals of School District Thirteen, is to share this 'Teacher Educati...

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It allows people to listen to un discovered and alternative bands who otherwise would go unheard. ... Because the WWW is an open forum many websites can publish material from many different perspectives allowing people to view news and current events from alternative angles that perhaps would be unfeasible for mainstream broadcast. ... Perhaps nobody has ever listened to what the person has said in school, but on the web you are almost certain to find at least one person who agrees with you. ...

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Computers held promise to be effectively used for teaching and training purposes in elementary and high schools. ... High schools began to teach simple programming skills and other computer applications to students as part of the academic year. Turing and Visual Basic were commonly taught programming languages in high schools. ... Many school children quickly become attached to internet technology because of its interactive nature and multipurpose uses. ... Such interests by children has served to prepare them to use computers in schools and for variety of others academic uses. ...

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A world of success, fame, and fortune awaits those who go through society's rite of passage: education. Face-to-face learning is adopted in a traditional classroom where the teacher is the mode of instruction. It is a two-sided approach where teachers and students meet in person for a certain durati...

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These are the people responsible for encouraging mostly high school and college students that MP3 piracy is illegal and morally wrong. ... More recently, the mp3.com organization has agreed to offer digital music services to up-and-coming labels and artists for generous revenues and profit sharing alternatives. ...

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Current and Future Uses of the Internet ABSTRACT This study examines the current and future uses of the Internet. The study proceeded by obtaining a sample group of eight volunteers drawn from the four class levels of a rural midwestern university. A group interview was then conducted with...

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Assignment 1 The web was originally designed as a medium to exchange scientific and military research data, and over time it developed into one of the most sophisticated tools of modern society. The Internet is a complex web of interconnected servers and workstations that span the globe, linkin...

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Home Network Design & Installation "The Complete Home Office- Introduction Today, many companies are taking advantage of current Information System technology by connecting a workplace to the home office. A carefully designed home office network can provide a secure connection to a common priva...

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Characteristics of a constructivist learning environment include: 1) "Active - Learners are engaged by the learning process in mindful processing of information, in which they are responsible for the result. 2) Constructive - Learners incorporate new ideas into prior knowledge in order to make sense or meaning of, or to reconcile, a discrepancy, curiosity, or puzzlement. 3) Collaborative - Learners work in learning - and knowledge-building communities, exploiting each other's skills while providing social support and modelling, and observing the contributions of each member. 4) Intent...

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Reports show that students who attended middle school, high school and even college who check Facebook or another social networking site during a 15 minute study period attained lesser grades. ... If a student has an Internet addiction, it is very easy to notice by the way they interact with others, including family members or how their grades are being maintained in school. ... An important aspect for parents to learn is to become familiar with the interactions their children are making in social groups and especially in school. ...

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Supply and demand is the basic economic concept students learn about in school. Remember the teacher drawing supply and demand graphs on the chalk board? Well, if you happened to fall asleep during class, all you really need to know is that supply and demand are intertwined and the concept is rooted...

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Table of content Introduction and History of Internet Banking 2 What is the "Brick-to-click- banks 3 What is the "Virtual Banks- 3 How to manage your accounts online 4 Transfer money 4 Parts of the E-banking 5 a, E-mail payment 5 b, Online shopping (Loans and Credit cards): 6 Credit c...

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