Technology Transformation: One State's Efforts

Wayne Hartschuh
Computers in the Schools, Vol 15 No 1, 1999, p. 13-17

The state of Delaware became the first state in the United States to provide high-speed network access to every school and have network access in every public school classroom. In a very short period of time, Delaware leaped from being technology poor in education to building a solid foundation for growth in educational technology. As such, there is much to learn from the Delaware effort.
 

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