🚀 go-pugleaf

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Date sent:  9-FEB-1996 08:21:20

We have an urban student population of about 10,000 students.  We have had
occasional instances of non-university personnel coming in to do
business, church books, random things.  Once we had a guy who came in,
stayed all day, and left the Lab phone # for his business/personal calls, came
back the next day (and several thereafter, till we eventually caught on and
stopped it.

We allow only student/faculty/staff in the lab, and now have them sign
in, and flash the student ID upon entering the lab.  We're probably
going to go to a card entry system, where a card swipe will be necessary
to enter the lab.


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>Kathy Bell wrote:
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>> Our lab has 55 computers in our open lab and we are a school with about
>> 4,000 students.  We used to let anyone come in and use our lab.  We have
>> been so busy that we must restrict users outside our community college from
>> using our lab.  We are currently checking student IDs and having them fill
>> out a card the first time each semester.  We input the information from the
>> card on a database.  Does anyone else have to restrict other users from
>> using their labs?  If so what are your solutions to this problem?  Any
>> information would be very helpful!
>
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Gloria Bronte Lane                              Internet: GBLANE@UALR.EDU
University of Arkansas at Little Rock                   (501) 569-8720
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