A computer lab is a dedicated space furnished with multiple computer workstations, providing students with essential access to technology and digital resources. Each workstation typically includes a desktop computer or laptop, a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and often headphones. The computers are connected to a local network and the internet, allowing for online research, access to educational software, and collaborative projects. The lab is usually equipped with printers and scanners for completing assignments. Software installed includes operating systems, office productivity suites (word processors, spreadsheets, presentation software), educational programs specific to various subjects, and sometimes programming environments. The layout is designed to allow the teacher to monitor student activity easily. Computer labs are fundamental for teaching digital literacy, coding, graphic design, and using technology as a tool for learning across the curriculum. They provide students with the necessary skills and access to participate effectively in an increasingly digital world.