You would go to the website at: https://myschool.yrdsb.ca/ , then use your regular school login.
Unless you have permission to access the school's computer system, hacking in would be illegal, and could result in prosecution.
No, a home network is required to access your media files from your computer. Since you stream your files from your PC to your DVR, a network adapter is required for accessing your PC�s media files.
A virtual desktop is a screen that you can bring up on your home computer that is a replication of your screen at work. This is done over the internet. It gives you full access to everything that is on your work computer. You can keep your files at work, saving space on your home computer, but you can get to them no matter where you are. This is very efficient and saves you a lot of driving.
With Windows Live Cloud Computing, you can access your files wherever you are because the files aren't on your computer's hard drive. They are stored at Microsoft's secure server. If you are on a business trip, you can retrieve files that you created on your home computer. Even if you don't have a laptop with you, you can access your files from someone else's computer or from your smart phone.
A home folder is a place where you can store all of the things that you use the most on a computer. You can use the home folder to access the internet, store your photos, or keep music files.
Yes, files can be shared through a home server. By default, windows home server come with some shared folders in different categories. These cannot be deleted but you can add your own. You can access your shared folder by double clicking on the icon.
There is a great website I recently came across called Home School Math. They have free worksheets and answer keys.
"The teacher can access her records at home, using the internet." "Due to patient privacy acts, access to medical records requires explicit consent by the patient."
Computer Remote refers to logging into home computer from any machine in the world with web access to access files, schedule downloads, and tons more.
. BranchCacheenables a user in a remote office or home office to access the central office's files much faster
It all depends on the circumstances. If you are using a school-issued computer or somehow using the school's network, then they have the right to see where there computer has been browsing or how their connection is being used. However, they have no right to just hack into your home computer itself or access your ISP's records without a subpoena or court order.
You can usually go to your districts website and there should be a link to get to the email.