[Web4lib] wifi filtering in joint-use libraries

[Laura Crossett]

Whilst the rest of you debate the Deweyless nature of the Maricopa
library, I am pondering the complications of wireless internet access
in joint use libraries and am hoping that perhaps someone out there
has a brilliant solution for us.

Here's the deal: we're a joint school/public library, located inside a
school building.  We use the school's internet connection, but our
computers are free of the school's filtering software (yay).  At the
moment, though, the wireless access is filtered, since we can't think
of a good way to make it unfiltered in the library while keeping
school wireless access filtered.

I've got several people contemplating this problem, but as we haven't
yet come to a really good solution, I also thought I'd ask around.

Thanks,
Laura
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Laura Crossett
work: Meeteetse Branch Library, Wyoming
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