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Free subscriptions available.Links About AVISIAN Advertise CR80News RSS Feed Subscribe Searching … Rewritable printers enable hundreds of the same cardThursday, August 21, 2008 in Library But is it cost efficient, greener alternative or a fad with serious security risks?by Andy Williams, Contributing EditorFor some members of the card printing market, it’s hard to justify costs involved in printing rewritable cards, while for others, like HID Global, it’s an untapped, perhaps under-served market.Rewritable cards are plastic ID badges that when issued with specialized printers enable the same cards to be erased and rewritten hundreds of times. The rewritable printers use heat to change the information printed on the card. In Fargo’s rewritable printing process, the ribbon is actually removed from the printer and the printhead comes in contact with the card. The heat from the printhead reacts with the card’s special finish to produce the printed image. The type of finish used by the card manufacturer determines the image’s color, generally blue or black, explains Apryl Erickson, senior channel marketing manager for Fargo products at HID Global. Read More … New College secures student rooms with SALTOThursday, August 21, 2008 in NewsNew College in Oxford is upgrading its building access control system, replacing the mag stripe card students use with a Mifare contactless card and installing a virtual locking network from security provider SALTO Systems.The existing security installation at New College did “not provide the amount of security information the college now requires to manage the access control of students and staff,” says Darren Bryan of SALTO’s business partner Smiths Security. Read More … Mars Hill beefs up crisis alertsWednesday, August 20, 2008 in NewsMars Hill College, near Asheville, N.C., has beefed up its security procedures that now includes an emergency notification system. Plans for the system began after the Virginia Tech massacre more than a year ago where a student killed 32 people and then himself.A university administrator calls the new system “multipronged.” It includes brief cell phone text and email messages. Additionally, there will be sirens that will use three different signals depending on the emergency. Students will be trained in the signals’ meanings, said the administrator. “This is something we hope we’ll never use,” the school official said. Read more here. ![[end]](http://www.cr80news.com//resources/bullet/cr80news-4.gif) Florida student test scores online in security breachWednesday, August 20, 2008 in NewsSome 34,000 students from one Florida school district who were using an online testing program to study for the state’s annual assessment test had their answers inadvertently posted to the Web. What’s worse is that the posting also included the students’ personal information, such as their state ID numbers which, according to this story in the Fort Myers News-Press, are nearly identical to their Social Security number.Superintendent Lori White, with the Sarasota school district, said students in second through 10th grade were involved in the breach which apparently occurred as the test preparation company moved its Web hosting to a new provider. In addition to Sarasota, Fairfax County, Va., also had student information posted online. Read more here. facecard prepaid MasterCard to launch financial literacy campaignTuesday, August 19, 2008 in NewsBeginning with the opening football game–Aug. 30 at many college campuses–representatives from facecard, a prepaid debit MasterCard, will be at 50 schools to trumpet their national campaign designed to educate students and their parents about financial literacy. The company also provides resources to help college students avoid so-called financial pitfalls. Read More … Do you know mindset of your freshmen? Hint: Freddy Krueger has always been deadTuesday, August 19, 2008 in NewsAh, the class of 2012. These freshmen entering your college for the first time were probably born in 1990, when Windows 3.0 for the personal computer was making the rounds and when colleges no longer needed to “trumpet the fact that residence halls are wired.” These students have always been looking for Carmen Sandiego and don’t know what it’s like to stop and ask directions, not when they have access to a GPS. Read More … Schools replacing photo ID cards with biometricsMonday, August 18, 2008 in NewsSchools in Clovis, N.M. are being outfitted with fingerprint scanners in an effort to do away with ID cards, however, the new system has some students and their families worried over security issues, according to a Clovis News Journal article. The new system is being used as a way to replace the ID cards and PINs that were used for meals and library book check-out. Read More … Butler County CC to use Higher One to deliver refund payments Monday, August 18, 2008 in NewsHigher One, a New Haven, Conn.-based financial services and payment company focused on higher education, says it has been selected by Butler County Community College in Pennsylvania to streamline and speed up the refund distribution process at the school. Read More … Student records leak at university leads to revised security procedures Monday, August 18, 2008 in NewsDocuments found in a recycling bin that included personal student information, such as Social Security numbers, have forced Kansas University in Lawrence to revamp its security policies, according to a report from a Kansas newspaper.The documents were mailed to several news media organizations last October. Since then, the university has revised its privacy policy and increased its use of technology to block security breaches. “It’s an ongoing and never-ending process, basically educating staff and keeping policy current with changing technology, because we have to make sure things are secure, but also accessible so we can do our business,” said a university spokesman. Read more here. Kansas University launches universal access transit systemMonday, August 18, 2008 in NewsReturning Kansas University students will have a new perk added to their campus ID cards. Instead of having to buy a separate bus pass, all they’ll need to do is show their card. It’s all part of the university’s universal access transit system.A university spokesperson is confident the new system will cause more students to take the bus, rather than drive. Higher gas prices practically guarantee that. The university is also hopeful that the City of Lawrence will merge its city bus system with the university’s. 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