Tic-Tech: Laptop Security

From: Johnson, Roberta (rjohnson@seattleschools.org)
Date: Wed Dec 12 2001 - 10:49:29 PST

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    While most Seattle teachers do not have laptops in their classrooms, some
    do. In the past week, I have been told about two thefts. One teacher lost
    her laptop. The other lost the laptop case with all the attachments in it,
    including the power adaptor. I'm sure the thief thought he/she was getting
    the computer as well. Both teachers feel just terrible about their loss and
    the fact that students in their schools would do such a thing.

    Any educator with a laptop needs a security cable to deter theft. And that
    cable needs to be attached wherever the laptop is in use, even if it means
    drilling holes in furniture. Kensington security cables are available at
    Micro Computer Systems in Lynnwood for about $32. Office supply stores may
    carry them as well. This might be a timely ROPE purchase for laptop users.

    Roberta A. Johnson
    Instructional Technology, AX-668
    rjohnson@seattleschools.org
    Phone: (206) 366-2612, Fax: (206) 366-7911
      

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