Jul 11
Bridging the Digital Divide in Education in 2024, Part 2: The Digital Design Divide
As we continue our exploration into the digital divides highlighted in the US Department of Education’s 2024 National Educational Technology …
E-rate, or the Universal Service Schools and Libraries Program, originated from the 1996 Telecom Act. Basically, the goal of the Act was for all Americans to have access to communication services. As a result, telecommunication companies pay a fee based on their revenue to the Universal Service Fund (USF) [created by the FCC and governed by the Universal Service Administration Company (USAC)]. This money is distributed to schools and libraries in part as a discount to the cost of Internet service.
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As we continue our exploration into the digital divides highlighted in the US Department of Education’s 2024 National Educational Technology …
Ensuring the safety of our schools is more important than ever, and H.R. 7357, or the Securing Our Schools Act …
If you’ve been involved with educational technology, you’re likely no stranger to the term “digital divide.” The concept of equitable …
The use of educational apps has become a common practice in today’s classrooms. To help facilitate your students’ grammar development, …