1. Overview
2.
Getting Connected to ClassNet
3.
About Built-in Computers in Connected Classrooms
4.
More About ClassNet
1. Overview of ClassNet
Starting from September 1998, ITSC has been working with several departments to provide more Internet access points on Campus. These network outlets can be found in lecture theatres, classrooms, libraries and public areas. ClassNet employs Virtual Private Network (VPN) technology which uses encryption and some security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network.
In some of the lecture theatres and classrooms, you can also login the built-in computers in those equipped sites. Together with audio-visual equipment and multimedia applications, teaching and learning can be enhanced. At present, over 100 lecture theatres and classrooms have direct connections with the Campus Network and the Internet via the ClassNet.
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2. Getting Connected to ClassNet
2.1 List of Connected Classrooms, Libraries and Public Areas
2.2 Equipment needed:
For Personal Laptops:
For Personal Laptops and Built-in Computers in Connected Classrooms:
- your CWEM computing ID and password
2.3 Set up a VPN Client for connecting to ClassNet
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3. About Built-in Computers in Connected Classrooms
3.1 Notes on Using Built-in Computers
3.2 Computer Configuration
3.3 Available standard software
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4. More About ClassNet
4.1 Acceptable Use Policy and Guidelines
4.2 Maintenance Schedule
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