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Madrid-Waddington Central places a strong
emphasis on technology and its importance for students. MWCS has five computer labs throughout the building, each one equipped with an LCD projector. In the labs, students participate in activities that allow for critical thinking and creativity. |
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| The Business Lab
houses
twenty-five Dell computers plus one laptop. Courses in web design, multimedia applications, business management, and Cisco are
offered here
by a full-time teacher. |
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Our newest
computer lab, the "NYPA" Lab, was initially purchased with funds
from the New York Power Authority,
and serves as the main lab for high school students. Students have the ability to word process, develop presentations, edit video, and design web elements.
Various classes
are held here throughout the day. Students may also spend time here during study halls
if the lab is available. This lab is also used for guest presentations and staff workshops that occur
at different times through the year. |
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The G.A.T.E. Lab (Graphic Arts & Technology Education) was designed
to serve both Art & Technology students. It consists of twenty Apple eMac computers. Here students
design graphics, manipulate photographic images, edit video, and engineer technical drawings. Photoshop, Macromedia Studio, and iMovie are just some of the software applications
available for use in the G.A.T.E. Lab. |
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The Elementary Computer Lab
offers elementary students the opportunity to develop skills in typing, reading, and basic computing. Here an instructor begins
building the foundations of
technology awareness in students at MWCS. All elementary students
are scheduled for formal instruction in this lab, including
district-mandated keyboarding instruction. |
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