SWAT team members will work with the district Technology Coordinators to install hardware components and client software. Students will also help with technological instruction of students and staff. Students will log 60 hours of technology assistance under the supervision of the Technology Coordinators. SWAT team students will also need to demonstrate knowledge of current trends in technology and be able to produce an original program or multi-media presentation. Wednesday seminar time does not count towards the students' 60 hours.
Attendance is mandatory.
Students will keep a journal of their technology assistance time. During the last five minute of work each day, SWAT team members will record in their journal what they did, for how long they worked, the location where they worked, and the total hours worked. As a professional timecard, students will be expected to both sign their record and to have their assigned building TRT also sign for their hours. Student Certification System Students are required to keep their own copy of their certification form. When a student's certification changes, she or he must get an updated certification line turned in to his or her TRT as soon as possible.