I was able to simultaneously answer "It's not a good deal at all...." and "It's a great deal..." accurately reflecting my schizophrenic nature.
Also nice to see such a large difference between the total votes and the sum of the total votes cast. I nominate this system far a new electoral register.
akbozo - 13 years ago
$20 per student per month times x number of students in the district will be millions of taxpayer dollars. figure it out for your school district and ask yourself if you want your property taxes to go up to pay for it. there are less expensive alternatives. this is the easy way out. no brainer for the school district. NOT MY MONEY. educators don't consider where the money comes from. i know, been an educator in several states. most teachers only consider me, me, mine.
sk - 13 years ago
I'm not sure I'd want private company data stored on another company's computer. Especially considering they are probably a competitor. And they seem to have issues maintaining proper boundaries with respect to privacy issues. IMO they believe themselves to be so ethical that they don't see a situation where they would misuse the info but that is hardly a defense against misuse.
I was able to simultaneously answer "It's not a good deal at all...." and "It's a great deal..." accurately reflecting my schizophrenic nature.
Also nice to see such a large difference between the total votes and the sum of the total votes cast. I nominate this system far a new electoral register.
$20 per student per month times x number of students in the district will be millions of taxpayer dollars. figure it out for your school district and ask yourself if you want your property taxes to go up to pay for it. there are less expensive alternatives. this is the easy way out. no brainer for the school district. NOT MY MONEY. educators don't consider where the money comes from. i know, been an educator in several states. most teachers only consider me, me, mine.
I'm not sure I'd want private company data stored on another company's computer. Especially considering they are probably a competitor. And they seem to have issues maintaining proper boundaries with respect to privacy issues. IMO they believe themselves to be so ethical that they don't see a situation where they would misuse the info but that is hardly a defense against misuse.