RE: [CUWiN] Re: CU-Wireless Digest, Vol 40, Issue 1

Tom;

Snipped for brevity.

I wouldn't say that ssh as a remote mobility initiative is anywhere close to
21st century... but to each their own.  On the other hand, mobility and
ubiquitous computing initiatives are of course more modern.

Interestingly enough, the mesh here is actually 802.11s based (although I am
not sure how compliant go networks is with their implementation).  I should
take an OLPC out there and see if I can get it to sync up.  Extending the
Champaign free wireless initiative one green machine at a time. ;)

/tmy

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Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 9:43 PM
To: Tim Yardley
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Subject: Re: [CUWiN] Re: CU-Wireless Digest, Vol 40, Issue 1

Seems like wireless infrastructure mostly about kids being able to 
access their school networks for a truly 21st century education.  Ssh 
connection to school network from downtown field trips, follow-up 
assignments for school, etc., is an everyday occurrance.  I'd check with 
the schools, and see if they're employing ssh for their kids.  If not, 
is it something they'd do if it was a benefit for expanding school 
curriculum using technology available through the wireless 
infrastructure.  Just a thought.
Tom Poe, Charles City, Iowa
P.S.  So far, our local city leaders and school IT folks reject such 
ideas out-of-hand.  They like not providing our kids with a 21st century 
education. 
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