Provide from one to six network connections per regular classroom. Some schools equip these rooms, and special education and reading rooms, just like regular classrooms and provide up to six network connections. The library can become an even more versatile center for access to information, research, and creative endeavors if it is wired with network connections. Networked computers can be used to access an online card catalog within the school, or online catalogs from other schools in the district. A connection to the Internet, for example, provides access to college, university, and government libraries throughout the world.
Many school libraries locate network connections in as many places as possible in the library.
Two connections per person will allow for the connection of printers and other network devices. Locate near the network outlets. If electrical outlets are installed for future use, be sure the building's power supply and power distribution infrastructure is adequate to handle the added computers. Furniture and fixtures location. When developing a wiring plan, consider the placement of furniture and stationary fixtures.