5 Things to Know About E-Rate Applications for 2021 By Erik Ofgang published 29 January 21 E-rate applications must be submitted by midnight on March 25, and there are several things to keep in mind while applying this year.
Funds For Learning Invites Feedback in 10th Annual E-rate Survey By TL Editors published 10 June 20 The E-rate program, formally called The Universal Service Schools and Libraries Program, helps eligible U.S. schools to obtain affordable telecommunications and internet access.
The State Of E-Rate By TL Editors published 25 October 19 An excerpt from COSN’s K12 Cybersecurity cost report, released in September, argues that E-rate funds should not only make the Internet accessible to all students, but also make it safe.
CoSN Issues Call to Action on E-Rate By TL Editors published 14 August 19 The new cap proposed might cause recurring funding shortfalls for the E-rate program and disrupt long-term district broadband infrastructure planning.
ISTE NEWS: Funds For Learning Releases 2019 E-rate Trends Report By TL Editors published 25 June 19 Results reveal that the E-rate program remains critical in establishing broadband connectivity for schools and libraries.
NEWS & TRENDS: In the Aftermath of Net Neutrality, District Leaders Should Be Proactive with Service Providers By TL Editors published 1 August 18 Leaders should specify in their E-Rate applications and contracts with Internet service providers that they require neutral service.
EDTECH IN A TRUMP ADMINISTRATION By Tech & Learning published 29 December 16 What does a Trump presidency mean for the future of E-Rate, ESSA, personalized learning, credentialing, appropriate tweeting, and more?
E-Rate Update By Tech & Learning published 30 December 14 Having grown up in rural Kansas, I know what it’s like to wait for your hometown to catch up with urban America.
