[Year 12 IT Apps] Front page question

Kent Beveridge kbeveridge at stbc.vic.edu.au
Thu May 17 15:16:55 EST 2007 

Hi Liam, I think we do need to use or at least, demonstrate, some sort of security link because it will clearly demonstrate to the powers that be (VCAA), the concept of teams collaborating, ie restricted groups of individuals communicating electronically. If that sounds like I'm paranoid, yep I am, I landed on the 'Congratulations, you get to be AUDITED' cards this year in the game we are playing. Would prefer the 'collect $1m and retire' cards but someone lost those cards this year.
 
Kent Beveridge,
I.T. co-ordinator
St. Brigids Catholic Sec. College
Horsham
 
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From: itapps-bounces at edulists.com.au on behalf of O'Grady, Liam A
Sent: Thu 5/17/2007 2:25 PM
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Subject: RE: [Year 12 IT Apps] Front page question



As far as I understand it only needs to be a prototype so the site does not actually have to restrict access. I am getting my students to set an action on the form that always takes them to the next page (the restricted site).

 

Regards

Liam

 

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From: itapps-bounces at edulists.com.au [mailto:itapps-bounces at edulists.com.au] On Behalf Of Kent Beveridge
Sent: Thursday, 17 May 2007 1:52 PM
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Subject: RE: [Year 12 IT Apps] Front page question

 

Hi Kevork, thanks for the response but unless I misunderstand you, you are referring to network management stuff. I can do that at the server (or at least I could when I was a system manager, but not now..). My question relates to creating a secure page entry for the web site that students need to create for OC2.

ie, they create a link to a page on their site, it asks for a password and then, after correct entry of the password they can enter that link.

All ideas welcome...

 

 

Kent Beveridge,

I.T. co-ordinator

St. Brigids Catholic Sec. College

Horsham

 

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From: itapps-bounces at edulists.com.au on behalf of Kevork Krozian
Sent: Thu 5/17/2007 12:21 PM
To: Year 12 IT Applications Teachers' Mailing List
Subject: Re: [Year 12 IT Apps] Front page question

Hi Kent,

   Passwords have to be put in via NTFS persmissions on files on the
server if you are running Win2003 or similar with IIS.
   So, go to the server, use Windows explorer or My Computer locate the
file or folder on which you wish to place restrictions, and using right
mouse button, properties, click on the security tab. Add or remove
groups/users to have rights to the folder. User Everyone will need to
be removed if you don't want the ordinary browser user to see the file.
 When you add a user to the allowed list, they will use their Win2003
username and password to access the file. Test it on an innocuous file
until you get the hang of it.
 A slightly different process applies with a Linux server running a web
server.

 Hope this makes sense

Best Wishes


> Hey listers,
> Anyone know a simple way to put a password on a selected web page for a
> 'security access' ..
> I was thinking its an 'add-in' tool but not sure.
> Only asking because its not what I would usually do but IS needed for our
> next outcome.
> My software is FrontPage - 2002 and Dreamweaver MX so any help
> appreciated..
>
> AND
> off topic..
> Any Maths gurus out there got a good link to a site with complex numbers
> and logic(2 topics) on it..I'm doing a part time online(feels like full
> time!) course and thats the next topic for my assignments. Any help
> accepted
>
> Kent Beveridge,
> I.T. co-ordinator
> St. Brigids Catholic Sec. College
> Horsham
>
> Wishes and Eggs, one you make and one you break!  A bit like promises.....
>
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> From: itapps-bounces at edulists.com.au on behalf of Charmaine Taylor
> Sent: Wed 5/16/2007 10:52 PM
> To: Year 12 IT Applications Teachers' Mailing List
> Subject: Re: [Year 12 IT Apps] U302 IPO
>
>
>
> Hi Carolyn,
> I can't see any requirement in the study design for an IPO chart for
> outcome 2 . The appropriate design tools for web site design include
> storyboards, annotated diagrams/mockups, layout diagrams and site maps
> and these are listed in the study design on p.28
>
> It the textbook you are using requires an IPO chart, it should be
> ignored unless as Mark said the application is to process some data. BTW
> I have been most disappointed with the textbook I am using. It contains
> annoying errors and omissions. Is anyone out there writing a book for
> 2008?
>
> Charmaine Taylor
> Sunbury Downs College
>
>
> Carolyn Pimentel wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> Thanks for the really helpful articles that are posted to this site
>>
>> I am hoping that someone may respond to this question as well.
>>
>> The requirement for an IPO chart for SAC 2 (I have used the Thomson
>> textbook one - MLK Car Design) asks for an IPO chart to be created.
>> But I am finding that this is quite challenging for my students. The
>> first SAC IPO chart was conceptually easier to explain  'Input' of
>> fields, 'Processing' of queries and 'Output' of reports. But it isnt
>> so straightforward with website.
>>
>> Does anyone have an easy, straightforward way of explaining this to
>> students for the website outcome Hopefully with examples.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Carolyn
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