Our school computer lab is a dedicated room equipped with computers and related technology designed to support student learning and digital literacy. Here’s a general description:

Layout and Design:
The lab usually features rows or clusters of desks or workstations, each with a computer. The room is arranged to allow clear visibility and movement for both students and teachers. Often, there’s a whiteboard or smartboard at the front for instruction, and the teacher’s desk is positioned where the entire room can be monitored easily.

Equipment:
Each workstation typically includes:

• A desktop computer or, in more modern labs, a laptop or all-in-one PC
• Monitor, keyboard, and mouse
• Headphones or headsets
• Access to a printer, often shared among several students

Connectivity:

• High-speed internet access via wired or wireless connections
• Networked computers for file sharing and centralized management
• Sometimes equipped with educational software and online learning tools

Environment:

• Bright lighting and ergonomic chairs to support comfort
• Air conditioning or ventilation to prevent overheating of equipment
• Cable management systems to reduce clutter and ensure safety

Usage:

• Used for teaching ICT (Information and Communication Technology)
• Supports cross-curricular activities such as research, presentations, and digital projects
• May also be available for individual or group study sessions