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		<title>Filtering: The Requirements and the Classroom</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When school districts decide what to filter on their computers, or what websites and electronic material to “screen out,” it can be controversial. Some educators find most Internet material obnoxious and prefer almost everything blocked and some teachers find the filters annoying and counterproductive to their teaching. 

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<p>When school districts decide what to filter on their  computers, or what websites and electronic material to “screen out,” it can be  controversial. Some educators find most Internet material obnoxious and prefer  almost everything blocked and some teachers find the filters annoying and  counterproductive to their teaching.
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<p>Whatever your personal feelings are, the fact remains:  school district computers must have filters.</p>
<p><strong>Inside the School’s </strong><em>20-Minute Trainer, </em><strong>Filtering: The Requirements and the Classroom, </strong>will  review how filters impact education and what schools can do in conjunction with  the filtering that is already in place. The presenter will also give tips for  teachers to give to parents about filtering Internet content at home. </p>
<p>After viewing<strong> </strong>this <strong><em>20-Minute  Trainer, </em></strong>you will better understand:</p>
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<li>How filtering affects student education </li>
<li>Overrides versus bypasses</li>
<li>‘Teachable moments’ for educators and parents</li>
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 <img src="http://www.insidetheschool.com/wp-content/uploads/DonlinMike.JPG" alt="Mike Donlin" width="104" height="110" align="right" style="padding: 5px"/><strong>Mike Donlin </strong>has  been an educator for decades.  He has  taught English Language Arts and English as a Second Language at all levels and  in different locations around the country and the world. Donlin started with  Seattle Public Schools in 1980 as a classroom teacher. Since that time, he has  taught, trained and supervised a variety of programs from TBE/ESL to technology  and bullying and harassment prevention and intervention.  As a program administrator, he managed  federal and state grant programs, including a Federal Technology Innovation  Challenge Grant, Community Technology Center grants, and Title IID E2T2  technology grants.  In Seattle’s  Prevention-Intervention program, Mike implemented bullying prevention programs  with an emphasis on Internet safety and cyberbullying.   He oversaw the development of a Middle  School Cyberbullying Curriculum. In 2008, he received a Qwest/NCMEC Spirit of  Online Safety Leadership Award, and is currently a member of the National Cyber  Security Alliance K-12 Work Group and an alumnus of the FBI Citizens’ Academy.<br />
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