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In 2014, the FCC released the E-rate Modernization Order to address the changing educational technology landscape. In doing so, the FCC identified its main objectives as: (1) ensuring that support continues to be available for broadband connectivity to schools and libraries; and (2) expanding internal connections, commonly known as Wi-Fi networks, within schools and libraries across America. Click here for our summary of the E-Rate Modernization order.
The schools and libraries universal service support program, commonly known as the E-rate program, helps schools and libraries to obtain affordable telecommunications services, broadband Internet access and internal network connections.
E-rate lends this support by subsidizing the cost of the aforementioned services, by up to 90% for schools and libraries. E-Rate discounts are determined based on the poverty level of the population the applicant serves and whether the applicant is located in a rural or urban area. E-rate is the largest government educational technology program, with a yearly budget of $2.4 billion dollars.
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In 2014, the FCC released the E-rate Modernization Order to address the changing educational technology landscape. In doing so, the FCC identified its main objectives as: (1) ensuring that support continues to be available for broadband connectivity to schools and libraries; and (2) expanding internal connections, commonly known as Wi-Fi networks, within schools and libraries across America. Click here for our summary of the E-Rate Modernization order.
The schools and libraries universal service support program, commonly known as the E-rate program, helps schools and libraries to obtain affordable telecommunications services, broadband Internet access and internal network connections.
E-rate lends this support by subsidizing the cost of the aforementioned services, by up to 90% for schools and libraries. E-Rate discounts are determined based on the poverty level of the population the applicant serves and whether the applicant is located in a rural or urban area. E-rate is the largest government educational technology program, with a yearly budget of $2.4 billion dollars.
