Hewlett-Packard and NetSchools Partner to Bridge Technology Gap -- THE Journal

Hewlett-Packard and NetSchools Partner to Bridge Technology Gap

10/01/00

Hewlett-Packard Company and NetSchools Corp. plan to partner in order to offer Internet-based learning to K-12 schools. HP and NetSchools will provide every student at participating schools with a NetSchools StudyPro laptop and an HP OmniBook notebook PC for every teacher. In addition, teachers will be provided with extensive training, support and assessment.Hewlett-Packard Company and NetSchools Corp. plan to partner in order to offer Internet-based learning to K-12 schools. HP and NetSchools will provide every student at participating schools with a NetSchools StudyPro laptop and an HP OmniBook notebook PC for every teacher. In addition, teachers will be provided with extensive training, support and assessment.

HP hardware products will include network servers, monitors, printers, networking products, peripherals and notebook PCs. HP will also include tailored support services for schools, including project management and installation services to integrate the program swiftly. Hewlett-Packard, Palo Alto, CA, (650) 857-1501, www.hp.com, and NetSchools, Atlanta, GA, (770) 226-5047, www.netschools.net.

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