Teacher accused and convicted of child endangerment
Bill Sconce
sconce at in-spec-inc.com
Mon Feb 26 14:36:48 EST 2007
A pointer to this story just came across my screen from one
of the educations lists.
Synopsis:
A substitute teacher named Julie Amero has evidently been convicted
of "child endangerment" and faces a possible sentence of decades in
jail, because a computer provided in the classroom she was asked to
use was infected with adware and displayed XXX pop-ups.
There's a substory about computer forensics and fingerpointing (and
the evident lack of forensics expertise available to detectives).
Start here:
http://windowssecrets.com/comp/070222/#story0
Flawed technology condemns an educator
"The key issues were set in motion before Julie ever arrived to
substitute-teach on the day in October 2004 that the pop-ups
occurred. The school district had allowed its Web-filtering
software support contract to expire, preventing the software
from receiving updates. The computer in question was running..."
(oh, wait. Can you guess?)
shaking_his_head'ly yrs,
Bill
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