CCP Schools Update May 08
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The Connected Classrooms Program is a NSW government initiative consisting of 3 key projects to invest $158 million over 4 years: 1. The Network Bandwidth Project will upgrade school network connectivity across the state. 2. The Learning Tools Project will provide learning applications, email, and multimedia content creation tools for students and teachers. 3. The Interactive Classrooms Project will provide an interactive whiteboard and videoconferencing equipment to every school in NSW by 2011.
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