MADISON Watch out baby boomers, those 8th graders can talk the talk. Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash are all on their curriculum at the tender age of 13, thanks to a program that prepares students for IT-related careers.

The Information Technology Academy (ITA), a joint venture of UW-Madison Division of Information Technology (DoIT) and the universitys PEOPLE Program (Pre-college Enrichmen......

Full article >>> ication in hardware. They also receive the use of a computer, internet connection, and a printer during the four years that they're in the program, so we're hoping to close the digital divide a little bit by doing that by providing computers to students who might not normally be able to have one at home said Erica Rosch, ITA Program Coordinator. We provide academic skills training so we're working......

Full article >>> ions: Dreamweaver and Fireworks. Not only have I learned how to use a computer but also I've learned on how to take it apart. I am very proud to say that I will be able to reach my goals, knowing now that I can count on ITA! said Stephanie Herrera, ITA student.

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Source:wistechnology.com By Jamie Hofmeister 08/13/03


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