Internet Technology for Schools
ISBN: , SKU: , AUTHOR: Mambretti, Catherine, PUBLISHER: McFarland & Company, Educators, librarians, parents and school board members are looking for ways to utilize the Internet. This manual for educational decision-makers on building a K-12 network is written for both computer-literate readers and those with little experience. Part I summarizes steps in planning, funding and implementing a network, with examples of proven methodology. Proper functioning, upgrading and future directions are discussed. Part II is a guide to the use of the Internet, from policy and protection issues to "virtual field trips." Rural and remote learning educators will find a section appropriate to their needs. Part III explains specific technical guidelines for network infrastructures, with details on network topology, protocols and the types of connection media.