Technology at Rolesville Elementary
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The computer lab at Rolesville is used by our students - from kindergarten through fifth grade. Each class visits the computer lab once a week for a forty minute session. Though this may seem like a short amount of time, the students really get a lot of learning out of this time period that they can use in the classroom and at home. The lab has twenty-nine student workstations running Windows XP which are networked with the rest of the school. Our computers are networked and feature high-speed internet access. The Computer Lab is used to training the staff and students on such things as: Blackboard, Infohandler, NCWise, Word processing, Power Point, Internet usage, basic computing, keyboarding, reinforcing academic skills and more. 5th Grade WORD Work
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3rd Grade Work
Our
lab has:
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IBM
Pentium
4 computers with CD-Roms, soundcards, and headphones
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1 HP
LaserJet networked printer for black and white printing
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Local Area
Network (LAN) connected to a District Wide Area Network (WAN)
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One
HP Color Scanner
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LCD
Projector
Other School Technology:
Computers are in every classroom with printing capabilities, and access to the Internet
Laptops and Digital cameras are available
Wireless Access
Visual Aid Projector
Computers in the school
are on Local Area Network (LAN) connected to our District Wide Area
Network (WAN) using a Novell network
Mounted TV, VCR access in
every classroom
Automated Library Circulation System
Grolier Encyclopedia for access by all students and teachers
all protected by state of the art digital alarm system
At Rolesville, we feel that students should be excited about learning. Our computer lab is a very busy and exciting place to visit. Here you'll find students and staff working hard daily creating and completing various projects.
I love working in our computer lab. I have the pleasure of seeing happy, excited faces that have accomplished new and different tasks.
WE LOVE Technology at
Rolesville.
Visit the lab, where we have lots of fun.
DONATED EQUIPMENT STANDARDS (2003-2004)
WCPSS is involved in a multitude of pilot projects and initiatives. Some are mandated by the State, some are provided through grants, and others are initiated by department. With the influx of so much technology and the limited amount of resources to provide support, there is a tremendous need for standards.
- Donated equipment must meet minimum requirements in order for Technology Services to provide proper support.
