The success of the program resulted in the development of future camps to be held during the summer of 2000. In addition to organizing the 2000 camps, Shuffstall is currently helping the task force write a technology plan to explain the initiative to the members of the community. Like Kerkeslager and Nawrocki, Shuffstall also expressed his enthusiasm for the project. On the whole, this technology is taking our society and the world into a new age. Other Penn State Community Information Network team members include Samuel Crossley, senior extension agent for Cooperative Extension in Potter County, and Dr. Chad Hayton, Internet developer and Web instructor during the Information Sciences and Technology Camp.
Opportunities exist for developing networks in other Pennsylvania communities.