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Volume: 2005 Issue: 3

07/18/2005

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President's Message

Terrell Tucker 07/18/2005

The idea of privacy in the workplace appears to be headed for extinction. more..

Best Practices: TCP/IP

Philip Scrivano 07/18/2005

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) is the basic communication protocol of the Internet and private networks. more..

Computer Forensics: Are Your Computers Free from Attacks and Problems?

Chris Maurer 07/18/2005

Today's students and faculty have a tremendous amount of information available at their fingertips with their computers. more..

Computer Forensics: Do You Have What it Takes?

Steve Wolodkin 07/18/2005

One day before my 39th birthday, on February 18, 2003, I started work as the director of information technology for the Oxnard Union High School District. more..

Solving Crimes Through Digital Forensics

Doug Brown 07/18/2005

In the “early days” hacking was not a considered a problem because machines were isolated and interaction with them required physical access to them. more..

What About My Data?

Cade Gorman 07/18/2005

Have you ever wondered if you were vulnerable because of the information on your computer hard disk drive (HDD)? What about identity theft? With more than 10 million Americans falling victim to identity theft last year alone, this seems to be catching the eye of more and more Americans. more..

The Computer Forensics Process and Conducting Web-Based E-mail Searches

Andrew Prestage 07/18/2005

It's All About Process. more..

SPELL: Santa Clara Plan for English Language Learners

Dr. Yee Wan, Terry Becker and Dale Russell 07/18/2005

The linguistic diversity of California\'s student population presents both a challenge and an opportunity for schools. more..

Student Data Management Trends for the Information Society

Steven K. Bohlender 07/18/2005

The Information Society: K-12 Education in the Information Society is an exciting, ever-changing place to be! The Information Society is all about blending people, technology and processes together to improve efficiencies, reduce duplication of data and efforts and integrate systems together to function ever more efficiently. more..

Next Generation Financial Systems:

Richard Wilmuth 07/18/2005

Next Generation Financial Systems are hot topics of discussion and the lists of features for these systems are well-known. more..

What To Do When Your AUP Stands for Actually Unenforceable Policy

Joel Heinrichs 07/18/2005

On any given day, someone is likely abusing your acceptable use policy (AUP). more..

Using E-rate for Your Upcoming New Construction or Modernization Projects

Fred Brakeman 07/18/2005

Often times, when I am working with our E-rate clients, they are shocked to hear they can request E-rate funds to pay for their upcoming new construction or modernization projects. more..

SPOT LIGHT ON TECHNOLOGY

Joyce Hinkson, Ed.D. 07/18/2005

If you were part of the writing team that contributed to your district's Enhancing Education Through Technology (EETT) Competitive grant application, the following text will look familiar: “The EETT Program was established as part of the federal No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001, Public Law 107-110, Title ll, Part D, sections 2401-2441. more..

Member Profile

Lisa Kopochinski 07/18/2005

For those who may be skeptical that an IT techie could also be a rock'n'roller, they haven't meant Chris Pierce, bass player for the Dirty Rat band. more..

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