e-Rate Needs by State
SOURCE: FUNDSFORLEARNING.COM, AN ANALYSIS BY FUNDS FOR LEARNING
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SCHOOLCIO: 10 Things Schools Need to Know About the New E-Rate
You already know that E-rate provides discounts on services and products that enable classrooms and libraries to receive voice, video, and data communications.
10 Things Schools Need to Know About the New E-Rate
You already know that E-rate provides discounts on services and products that enable classrooms and libraries to receive voice, video, and data communications.
E-Rate Update
A real-time roundup of recent promises and practicalities for the county’s largest edTechinitiative and what it may mean for your school district.
New E-rate blog
The E rate application process is extremely complex and often misunderstood. To boost understanding of the E rate program, Funds For Learning, the nation's leading E rate funding compliance services firm, introduces the E rate Blog. A new feature of
Additional E-rate Funds
The Universal Service Administration Company (USAC) officially announced to the FCC in late July that it has identified additional monies to fund Funding Year 2010 E-rate Priority Two (internal connections and basic maintenance of internal connections) requests at the 80 percent discount level.
E-Rate Update
Having grown up in rural Kansas, I know what it’s like to wait for your hometown to catch up with urban America.
SPECIAL FEATURE: THE STATE OF E-RATE
Now that the fanfare is over, it’s time to ask what the largest U.S. edtech funding program has done for schools.
E-Rate: Funding Critical for Success
Funds For Learning, an E-rate consulting firm, recently releasedthe results of its 2014 E-rate Survey.
E-rate Updates
On July 5, 2012, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released the draft Eligible Services List (ESL) for FY2013.