[CALIBK12] [LM_NET] Inauguration viewing

[Thomas Kaun]

Go to my website, Patti. <http://rhslibrary.org>
I have a link at the top of the page to C-SPAN's streaming video page. They
will be streaming the event.
Be aware, however, that streaming video can take a lot of bandwidth and if
others at your site are also streaming it the system can get clogged.
It's also being streamed on other news websites but C-SPAN doesn't have
commercials.
Tom

On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 10:50 AM, Stein, Patti <PSTEIN at slzusd.org> wrote:

> Has anyone found a website where students can view the inauguration?  I
> would like to show it live in the library.
> Thank you,
> Patti Stein
> Librarian, Bohannon Middle School
> San Lorenzo, California
>
> Currently reading: A Warm Place, by Nancy Farmer
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