•	File sharing:  A network makes it easy for everyone to access the same file and prevents people from accidentally creating different versions.
•	Printer sharing: If you use a computer, chances are you also use a printer. With a network, several computers can share the same printer.
•	communication and collaboration: A network allows students to share files, view other people’s work, and exchange ideas more efficiently
•	Organization: A variety of scheduling software is available that makes it possible to arrange assembly’s without constantly checking everyone’s schedules
•	Remote access: Having your own network allows greater mobility while maintaining the same level of productivity. With remote access in place, users are able to access the same files, data, and messages even when they’re not in the classroom.
•	Data protection: You should know by now that it’s vital to back up your computer data regularly. A network makes it easier to back up all of your school’s data.