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On Tue, 20 Aug 1996, Betty Dawn Hamilton wrote: > Hello Group, > > Pat Jones asked on Ednet a while back about how one keeps track of > student/parent signed AUPs. I proposed (after reading someone else's idea) > that "surfer" or "navigator" license be issued ... > Since we now have student ID cards with pictures, rather than issue an > additional license, I'm wondering if we could find a particular type of > tiny sticker that could be added to the plastic ID card that would not be > removable -- Betty - I would suggest that you use a special punch rather than a sticker. Stickers on the outside of the barcode tend to get lost; stickers laminated _over_ the original lamination make the barcode for the library VERY hard to read. Double lamination also tends to peel apart before the end of the year. By a special punch I mean one that punches out a C or an S or an H or an L or some such, rather than a hole. Maybe you can find one with a multipointed star. The ID card can still be put in your rolodex when the kid is sitting at a computer. Joyce Conklin jconkli@ed.co.sanmateo.ca.us San Mateo Union High School District (ret.) San Mateo, CA