The technology group has members across the state. They communicate via email and even hold their meetings in chat rooms. Currently Seiler and two of his classmates are instructing their high school teachers on the basics of computers and the Internet. We want to help them learn as much as we know. Students such as Seiler have been successful with their workshops, said Kesler.
Adults are more willing to pay attention to students raised on computers than adults.
Kesler has also been pleased with the results of students teaching in classrooms. Members like Seiler are teaching all over the state, said Kesler. The program is unique in that it does not require a central location. Members are spread across the state, but their technology expertise more than compensates. For more information, contact Kesler at 797-0930.