erate Latest about erate The FCC’s Affordable Connectivity Program Could End. Here’s Why That Might Not Be Bad for Schools By Erik Ofgang published 6 February 24 John Harrington, chief executive officer of Funds for Learning, discusses Affordable Connectivity and E-Rate. Potential E-Rate Changes: Cybersecurity and New Competitive Bidding By Erik Ofgang published 26 January 22 John Harrington of Funds For Learning says districts should be permitted to apply E-rate funding to cybersecurity but that proposed changes to the discount’s competitive bidding process are not necessary. E-rate Survey Highlights Need for Updates By Erik Ofgang published 30 April 21 E-Rate discounts should be expanded to help pay for cybersecurity and broadband access outside of schools and libraries, say survey respondents. Tech & Learning NewsletterTools and ideas to transform education. Sign up below.* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. MORE FROM TECH & LEARNING...1Make Tech & Learning A ‘Preferred Source’ on Google2AI-Powered Behavior Support: Leveraging Generative Tools for Individualized Classroom Interventions3Federal Education Policy & Funding: A Real-Time Review of What to Expect4Gemini’s Guided Learning Mode From Google AI: What Educators Need To Know53 Ways to Digitally Capture Formative Math Assessment Data
The FCC’s Affordable Connectivity Program Could End. Here’s Why That Might Not Be Bad for Schools By Erik Ofgang published 6 February 24 John Harrington, chief executive officer of Funds for Learning, discusses Affordable Connectivity and E-Rate.
Potential E-Rate Changes: Cybersecurity and New Competitive Bidding By Erik Ofgang published 26 January 22 John Harrington of Funds For Learning says districts should be permitted to apply E-rate funding to cybersecurity but that proposed changes to the discount’s competitive bidding process are not necessary.
E-rate Survey Highlights Need for Updates By Erik Ofgang published 30 April 21 E-Rate discounts should be expanded to help pay for cybersecurity and broadband access outside of schools and libraries, say survey respondents.
