Computers for libraries, teachers, and students have revolutionized the curriculum. The next challenge is maintaining local and wide area computer networks and the training of personnel who can keep these new systems operating.
School systems have little choice if they are to meet the future pro-actively.
The task is becoming more than part-time people can accomplish. In many school systems, the only new positions being funded are technology positions. In response to this statewide training need, University of Virginia School of Continuing and Professional Studies has created the certificate in School-based Computer Networking. It is designed to train professionals in school settings in the management, maintenance, and troubleshooting of computer networks. For information or to register, contact your nearest School of Continuing and Professional Studies regional center.