The award-winning Early Childhood Literacy Project uses computers to teach reading and writing, including reading from and writing to the Internet.
Inequities still exist in student access to computers.
OGAT also is moving toward a single platform system of computers in most areas to improve efficiency. Finally, improvements in staff training will help ensure that the full potential of information technology is being tapped. Improved Computer Access OGAT is expanding its scope to ensure that computer access for every child is significantly improved by the year 2005. Currently there are seven students per computer in elementary school and five students per computer in secondary school. The goal is a computer for every three students, requiring an additional 47,000 computers over the next five years.