Hello all you techno experts.
I have recently assessed a student who lives in
sheltered accommodation and is not allowed to have direct phone line in his
room. [I have a refusal letter] There is internet access in the building but I
have not yet established whether or not it is dial-up or broadband. He will be
using a laptop and the original idea was for him to access the internet via
bluetooth technology using his current mobile phone. However, I am told that the
connection can be erratic and that it is difficult to download files due to
this. I think there is another way of accessing the internet in these
circumstances. Could he use the building's wi fi access if it is enabled?
Any advice gratefully received.
Sally Brindley
KaSE Assessment Centre
(Kent
and South East Assessments Ltd)
The Canterbury Psychological Clinic, 198
Wincheap, Canterbury CT1 3RY
The University Medical Centre, Giles Lane,
Canterbury, CT2 7PB
The Trinity College of Music, King Charles Court, Old
Royal Naval College, Greenwich SE10 9JF
www.kaseassessments.co.uk
