She had no unusual difficulties in taking classes and even described the experience as better than a usual high school class. The teenager told Daschle she had met her Aberdeen boyfriend on the teleconferencing system. Bruce Houck told Daschle that this summer, Roslyn and Waubay schools are planning to install NCAI classrooms, Bristol has plans to create a second classroom and Webster has upgrades in store for its system. Webster's superintendent told the senator the two wire connections for distance learning and other technology classes are presently used to their maximum capacity. It'll take two to three weeks to get everything up and In the same classroom, Daschle met Renee Kwasniewski, an adult student enrolled in the district's MOUS program. running.
Students can take tests and receive certification for use in the workplace.
Daschle asked if they had experienced any problems in keeping current with software technology. Menking told him that MOUS students are training on the latest Microsoft products. The group left the distance-learning classroom and walked to Webster's second computer learning classroom, the honors lab. In honors lab, students can learn about computer hardware in an ExploreNet course or learn computer applications and networking in a Cisco Networking Academy Program. Both courses were inaugurated in the district in 2000.