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Is there a loophole for screen sharing?
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We have a university sim. One of our faculty would like to offer academic advising and we have purchased a media screen for this purpose. It works great! Within Second Life, we can go on the student advising website using our username and password, and see all of the student information (classes taken, grades, etc).
The problem is that only the faculty that signed on can see the contents on the screen. For example, when my colleague signs in, he sees everything but all I see is a color-blocked screen. The same thing happens when I sign in and he sees a screen with panels of color.
We imagine that this is a security feature embedded within our University website, but is there a work-around for this? We would love to be able to offer advising this way. We purchased a $1L media screen -- would a more expensive (and thus, more features) screen make a difference? (BTW, two screens side-by-side wouldn't work because the student does not have access to the advising information that faculty do.)
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