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West Virginia Wired; Commentary
Governor Gaston Caperton is the winner of the Zenith Data Systems Information Technology Leadership Award for Education, presented in recent ceremonies in Washington at the Computerworld Smithsonian Awards Program. Gov. Caperton talks about a highly successful model for computer technology training in West Virginia’s schools, a program that has resulted in the installation of nearly 16,000 computer workstations in classrooms throughout the state from kindergarten through grade four and in the training of more than 10,000 educators through intensive, hands-on experience.