It actually has more to do with Student record laws, especially with special education and IEPs.

Could also be someone is just ratting people out, or your using school computers to post it, which is most likely monitored.

and everyone from the teacher unions to the ACLU started to file law suits until it was repealed. I work for a Missouri school district IT department and this is a big issue right now. The two biggest issues is what counts a social networking site, a lot of the web classroom programs share social networking aspects. The other issue is it is impossible to enforce unless someone rats them out or its discovered after the teacher did something else.

should be obvious, but unless the police/government is told no directly, they'll do as they please with the threat of force.

I wouldn't bother with the cheap camera kits, image quality makes them a waste of money. Cameras that are worth buying are going to start at $400.

I love Axis cameras. You get what your paying for, but I really suggest using some sort of capture software because internal storage is very limited. We have 100+ Axis cameras that are over 12 years old (anyone want to buy us some new ones, you may get a tax break?) so they last.

That's because people have these hooked to a backend server that does the motion processing or takes some pre and post roll. I love Axis cameras, I get to play with 200+ of them all day long.

You get what you pay for. Cheap camera means blurry picture that you can't see past 10 feet.

"I have a lot of down time." Makes me think you did it on your employers time which you've already been paid for. If anything, I would either ask to retain the copyright or the right to release it open source.

A few questions I have. Do you really print that often? At home, I rarely have a need to print. I probably wouldn't print much at work if I had a tablet. Do you have a desktop? If so, I would just install dropbox or look at a printer that supports it. To those saying he should just get another laptop, mine rarely leaves my docking station at work. A tablet wont replace your computer, but it could replace a laptop if you have a desktop as well.

I hate the sticky ones. Sad thing is, its normally teacher computers, the kids get yelled at if they take food or drinks next to the computers. So hypocritical. Support in a school district is so much fun.

Poor me, I work support in a k-12 school district.

my HTC EVO 4G supports this, have to pay Sprint an extra $30 a month to use it which I don't. I went the root and install wifi tether option which is what I suggest.