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Naha schools enter cyber ageDate Posted: 1998-03-20 Japan's Education Ministry is planning on having every elementary and middle school in the nation connected by the year 2003. Currently, 10% of the world's schools provide Internet access to school children. Naha City has budgeted ¥100 million to the project, which began in November with the installation of 451 computers. Teachers will be offered training next year to allow all those involved to learn the technology which will soon be available, as well as some problems which they may encounter because of the exposure to the Internet. |
   
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