Giving people access to technology is important, but it's just one of many issues that need to be considered. The average public school now has at least one multimedia computer for every 10 students. Increased computer access in the classroom has brought increased questions and concerns over the worth of wiring every classroom and the proper use of the new technology tools. Visit Murry Bergtraum High school New York City, in lower Manhattan. However, not all are as radical, adept, or as prepared as Nellen.
Teachers argue that if they want to see proof that the effort is worth it.
The grants will be awarded on three levels. Eight regional application workshops have been scheduled to help prospective applicants better understand the Department's approach to implementing the competitive grant process. The Neighborhood Networks centers serve residents of privately owned housing subsidized or insured by HUD for low-income families. With recent openings in Montana and South Dakota, the centers have expanded to all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Another 700 centers are in various stages of planning.