Wireless law school debate
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- i find attractive people in class distracting-- Professor Warren, have you intentionally been trying to eliminate those poeple in admissions, or is that just incidental (4)
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- Is it technologically possible to ban wireless access during classtime ONLY in classrooms, but still allow students who don't go to class to still have access in dorms or library (3)
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John Palfrey: One could easily allow ethernet access, say in the libraries or dorms, while banning wifi during certain time periods, which might accomplish this goal; but it would probably be too hard to regulate wifi by place given leakage.
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- Who should have the burden of proving that wireless access does not add value to the classroom? (2)
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- In an opt-in or opt-out system, would that information for each class be made available to students before they choose their courses? (2)
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- Is there some "substantial noninfringing use" (maybe 10%? 20%?) that redeems wireless access despite the "infringing use" of others in the class? (1)
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- is it just that faculty are trying to be cool to allow laptops in class (0)
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- What's the coolest pedagogical thing that any prof has done with wifi in the classroom? (0)
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: probably use this very program
: must've been Zittrain :)
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- Why did so many students come tonight? Is there broad student concern that regulation will take place and that would be terrible? (0)
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- Do any panelists self-identify themselves as orthodox, fundamentalist, laissez-faire, or innovator? (0)
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- is wifi any different from ethernet access? (0)
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- Here's a new one to show it's live. (0)
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