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I would like to know the reasons the school is bringing this technology in. In the short term the iris scanning technology is going to be expensive, and how much data storage space do you need for each pupil (I presume the technology isn't 'photographing' the eye but breaking it down to some sort of code but that's still going to be fairly big surely)? When I worked at a school the cost of buying new library cards each year wasn't vast, so I'm interested that a school has the money for all this equipment but can't afford plastic cards instead. And if there's a problem with kids stealing one anothers cards at the moment then this seems rather extreme as a way of dealing with the problem. |
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