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Tag Archives: bandwidth
FCC Raises E-Rate Cap Despite Opposition
Their mission was the same: Help all students learn by providing them greater access to broadband in schools and libraries. But members of the Federal Communications Commission sharply disagreed about how to carry out that mission. The three Democrat commissioners … Continue reading
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Tagged bandwidth, connectivity, e-rate, e-rate modernization, fcc, infrastructure, technology
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District Network Upgrade Coaching
Helping to enable high-speed Internet in every classroom What is the program? EducationSuperHighway is partnering with school districts that want to upgrade their Internet infrastructure to support digital learning, but are unsure how to do it. We will work with … Continue reading
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Animation explains why it’s so important to protect net neutrality
Maybe net neutrality is just something you hear about on the news and see in headlines. Maybe it’s something you don’t want to bother to understand. Or maybe you know how important it is but don’t know how to explain … Continue reading
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Register Now for the NH Broadband Conference
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! Please join us on Friday, May 16, 2014 at the Grappone Conference Center, Concord, New Hampshire. Registration is now open! For pricing and to register to attend, click here. For location and lodging information, and to make reservations … Continue reading
Why Net Neutrality Matters to Education
Net neutrality–it’s a set of rules that makes the web free, ensuring equal treatment for all Internet traffic, regardless of whether one is browsing Khan Academy videos or cat clips. At present, the rules prevent Internet service providers (ISPs) from … Continue reading
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F.C.C. Says It Will Double Spending on High-Speed Internet in Schools and Libraries
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission will double the amount of money it devotes to adding high-speed Internet connections in schools and libraries over the next two years, in an effort to meet President Obama’s promise to provide broadband service … Continue reading
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Tagged announcement, bandwidth, broadband, Digital Learnign Day, e-rate, fcc, high speed internet, internet
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Districts Get Creative to Build Faster Internet Connections
Desperate for access to high-speed fiber-optic cable that can meet their demands for bandwidth, and frustrated with the ways in which federal regulations and large telecommunications companies often get in the way, some districts are getting creative. Fiber is generally … Continue reading
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Tagged bandwidth, broadband, e-rate, fcc, fiber-optic cable, high speed access
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