Initially, training will be necessary to educate users on the basics of the technology itself. However, the true value of having the technology will be seen when the users have become more familiar with it and have learned, through use and practice, how it can help them meet their individual goals. Peer training is an excellent and inexpensive way to train people. An Internet basics course for instructors and students can be used to help meet your training needs. Finances The costs of connecting to the Internet are key concerns.
Costs cover purchase and installation of equipment, training, operations, and upkeep.
There are special federal funds allocated to education. Direct grants are available from state legislatures. Some states issue bonds for technology infrastructure costs. The E-rate program is a valuable resource for discounted telecommunications services for schools and libraries. Some local governments issue bonds for specific technology costs, or raise sales taxes for educational programs.