11 sample BYOT policies to help a school or district create their own.
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EdTechSandyK's comment,
August 3, 2012 12:13 PM
When I rescooped your post, I did not realize I was erasing someone else's comments. I thought I was just cleaning up extra-text that had been auto-inserted at some point. I was also concerned that there was a malware warning included in what I thought was auto-generated text; I did not want to keep links with the post that might spread malware.
I am still learning about the ins and outs of ScoopIt; it is unfortunate that you jumped immediately to the conclusion that I was censoring you because that was not my intention. Per your request, I will remove the re-scoop post my topic, since I now understand the comments were inserted by a user but do not want to share links that might include malware. Thank you for contacting me. I apologize for my unintended offense.
Gust MEES's comment,
August 3, 2012 12:18 PM
Hi Sandy,
OK, everything alright now. My apologies for having reacted also that way, but when it is about Censorship of my own text... Concerning "malware", You don't have to fear about my links, just have a look at my profile on the bottom of my free IT-Security courses (links above in the text) and You will understand that they are secure ;) Have a great day, Gust
Gust MEES's comment,
August 3, 2012 12:25 PM
Hi Sandy,
It is important that learners get told how to protect their BYOD-Devices and to know also about the dangers with it. So that's why I included thta special text with links. When now someone makes a rescoop of your "rescooped" censored #scoopit then it would: 1.) Not include my original text with advice and links 2.) Other people who will "rescoop" from your #scoopit will also not get that important knoledge Have a great day, Gust |
I've seen folks asking for this info on twitter. Hope this helps.