Some instructional programs are network versions. The two computer labs at Thomas Jefferson each have 25 computers, with a presentation device for displaying the monitor of one or more of the computers. Three digital cameras are available for checkout. One lab is loosely designated as the project lab, while the other is generally used for writing, although at times they are used interchangeably. All classrooms and instructional areas have one computer plugged into the school division s wide area network, and many classrooms have one to three additional older computers that are not networked.
Some instructional programs are network versions.
George Mason has a fully networked inventory of Pentium computers running Windows 95. The Middle School has a lab for sixth graders and one for seventh and eighth graders. Technology Learning Center has two labs serving the schools business, computer science, technology education, journalism and music classes. The technology education department has a small lab and the library has 11 computers for research. Each lab has a networked laser printer and scanner.