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Program Delivers Wireless Networks to Schools

  • 04/01/01

Mindsurf Networks has launched its Schools of Innovation Program. This program aims to deliver a wireless computing solution for K-12 educators and students of 100 schools in diverse communities nationwide. The company installs a wireless network within participating schools and puts handheld computers in the hands of teachers, students and administrators. As participants of the program, schools will benefit from successive rollouts of curriculum and assessment tools, and will play an active role in the Mindsurf Networks community. Mindsurf Networks, Baltimore, MD, (410) 843-6602, www.mindsurf.net.

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