Stories
Several people have asked us for steps to secure their home PC. We have put together a document that gives some steps that just about anyone can take to add some significant layers of security for a machine.
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I hope you’ve heard about Learning Express Library, a comprehensive test preparation and skill improvement service for college entrance preparation, improving school performance and finding a new career.
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One of the powerful new uses of web 2.0 technology by teachers in the classroom is the rise of collaborative blogs.
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We’re busy gearing up for yet another great Higher Education Learning and Information eXchange (HELIX) conference on April 2-4, 2008 at Tan-Tar-A.
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On November 7, 2007, students from eleven states took a virtual tour of Riverbluff Cave in Springfield, Mo.
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Students and citizens across Missouri and the world can now tour the Missouri State Capitol online.
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People often ask me what I see in my crystal ball regarding the future of the Internet and computing technologies. Recently when I looked, I saw a GENI!
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Welcome to the new online edition of MOREnetworking.
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Technology can play a key role in disaster preparedness, but without adequate planning and practicing, your investment may not yield the results you need in the event of a crisis.
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Here at Missouri River Regional Library we’ve decided to wade right in and see how they can make the library experience better and more exciting for both our staff and patrons.
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- E-rate News: November 2007
- Web-based system lets district focus more on students, less on red tape
- Security Awareness Poster Contest winners
- Building MOREnetworking: Selecting a website publishing tool
- Security Awareness Tips: Online safety tips for kids
- Nationwide Internet Safety Night delivers powerful message and resources to communities, families
- Training Spotlight: SMART Boards
- Up, up and away: bandwidth demand continues to increase
- It's all about the bandwidth
- Get the most for your money (or how to improve awareness of the Online Resources)
- About MOREnetworking
- MOREnetworking: Research Feb. 16, 2007
- Small Town, Big Ideas
- Open House 2006
- The future ain’t what it used to be . . .
- Janet Herdman named “20 to Watch” by NSBA
- Liberty teacher nationally recognized for technology use in the classroom
- Internet Safety Night 2006
- Viewpoint: Bill Elder, Director, The Office of Social and Economic Data Analysis, University of Missouri-Columbia
- Odessa reads the Constitution
- Roundtripping the light fantastic
- Engineering an interest
- Chickens, snakes and wookiees
- Viewpoint: Margaret Conroy, Missouri State Librarian, Missouri State Library/Secretary of State
- Learning the game
- MOREnetworking: Research Aug. 11, 2006
- Blog this
- Boldly going
- Healthy homes videoconference has healthy audience
- Show-Me TechKnowledge Day 2006
- Viewpoint: Robert Stein, Associate Commissioner, Department of Higher Education, Chair, MOREnet Council
- From fossils to fiber to the future
- MOREnetworking: Research April 20, 2006
- Radical research revolution
- How may we help you?
- All the world’s a stage
- Viewpoint: Crosby Kemper III, Chief Executive, Kansas City Public Library
- Learned it through the grapevine
- MOREnet security tip: battling spyware
- Smaller world
- LISTEN up, this is COOL
- Blazing a trail into the classroom
- Viewpoint: Don Doucette, Vice Chancellor for Education and Technology, Metropolitan Community Colleges, Kansas City, Mo., Past Chair, MERC Board of Directors
- Fantastic voyages
- Main Street, Missouri
- MU teams with WU to study health care
- Viewpoint: Sara Parker, Missouri State Librarian, Missouri State Library/Secretary of State
- Typhoons, hamburgers and Yankee Doodle
- A Pleasant Place to Work and Live
- CMU Videoconferencing
- Moon over Missouri
- Viewpoint: Susan Cole, Coordinator, State Programs, Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
- Lunch with a macroinvertebrate
- Tips to a successful videoconference
- The world comes to Joplin
- Smiles all around
- Stories about you
- Virtually Missouri sidebar
- Virtually Missouri
- Q&A: What is eThemes?
- eThemes tops 1 million hits in FY04 Q2
- MINTs project alum named national ed tech leader of the year
- Q&A: In a webpage, colors are often indicated with a string of numbers and letters. What do these numbers and letters mean?
- Full-featured webmail available for all kinetic customers
- Copyright resources
- Copyright and the DMCA
- Q&A: What is “Quality of Service” and why do I need it?
- Ready, action, videoconference
- Q&A: I desperately need to keep up with what’s happening in the world of computer and Internet security issues, but I just don’t have the time to sort through all the sources. Is there someplace I can go that gives a succinct list of news articles on
- MOREnet training returns home
- MOREnet research laboratory
- Q&A: Where can I find a list of upcoming grants for which my organization can apply?
- Quiz: When was the first cellular telephone call made?
- Grant Information
- Q&A: When I go to websites, I get all these pop-up ad windows. It’s really annoying! Is there anything I can do to block them?
- Quiz: Who invented e-mail?
- Q&A: I often want to print out information from a webpage, but I hate it when it prints out umpteen pages with graphics, menus and the like just so I can get a paragraph of text. Is there anything I can do?
- Quiz: What was the first computer/operating system to feature a graphical user interface (GUI)?
- Q&A: What are the accessibility features on my computer, and how do I access them?
- Quiz: When was the Transfer Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), the networking protocol that allows the Internet to function, first used?
- Website accessibility: Part 1
- Q&A: How do I change the size text displays in my Web browser?
- Quiz: Who invented the World Wide Web?
- Q&A: How can I organize my bookmarks?
- Quiz: Who put the ether in Ethernet?
- Use Accunounce to limit e-mail
- Quiz: What's a gigaPOP?
- MOREnet combats ‘link rot’
