You can then select the best documents and create a presentation or lesson that includes the documents you selected. Your document can be filed in a library so your coworkers can reuse the same materials for similar tasks. Teachers also create the presentation documents that are on file in the library.
Students can only access the documents that are filed in the library.
This allows teachers to manage the materials used in the classroom while letting the students research and analyze information using Internet technology. While it's built with some pretty impressive Java scripts and C programs, the user only interacts with the standard Netscape interface. Only one machine on a LAN needs an Internet connection. The one connected machine typically accesses the Internet through a dial-up account from a commercial Internet service provider. This sounds like a proxy server.