Blake Peterson at Northpark Presbyterian in Dallas TX has gone to great efforts to reduce sound in a small "live" room. Note the acoustic foam forming carrels and as a low-wall divider. Blake notes that his room was "too hard" without it (he means "noisy"). He also says that the carrels provide a cozy nook to keep eyes from wandering too much.

Notice also his printouts of graphics from various programs and the "wall of certificates" from kids using the Life of Christ CD.

Fellowship Reformed, Muskegon MI

Pictured is Charlie.... a visitor who after hearing that his class was going to be in the computer lab next week CAME BACK.

Submitted by Dave Kendrick

Chapelwood UMC in Houston TX

By far -- the photo of the largest group of happy-faced computer labbers sent in. Submitted by Sally Cressman

(fyi....we had a lot of good photos of kids smiling at computers entered in the contest that we can't possibly post them all.)

Emmanuel Community Church in Menomonee Falls, WI

Impressive wallpaper at "Kingdom.com"

Memorial Christian, Rock Island IL
"The eyes have it."

Submitted by Tim Polley

Kenton Lynne's lab uses acoustic foam cut in fun shapes to reduce sound reverb between computers and a brick wall.

Notice the FAN too. Bet the white noise helps, as does the cooler air.

Good Shepherd Church
Rochester, MN