High School bans Blogging
Officials at Proctor Jr.-Sr. High School have banned access from school computers to an Internet site that students have been using to post to weblogs or blogs. I was wondering how popular blogging would have to get before it gets banned from high schools?
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High school bans blogging
Students at Proctor High School in Vermont can no longer write weblog posts at school. School officials are concerned for the safety of the children posting personal data online that could be used by an Internet predator.
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High School bans blogging
High School bans blogging, this is something that weblog’s world could expect. Blogging is so popular I think, that it would get banned from the High School. This case is, i think, related with my previous post about the (un)important things you put o…
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