Schools and libraries program of the universal service
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This document summarizes the Schools and Libraries Program of the Universal Service Fund, also known as "E-Rates". The program provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services, internet access, and equipment to eligible schools and libraries. Discounts are based on poverty levels and location in urban or rural areas. The program aims to ensure all schools have affordable access to technology and information services. It also provides support through outreach, training, and assistance to help beneficiaries utilize the funded connectivity.
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E-Rate provides discounts to assist schools and libraries in the United States obtain affordable telecommunications and internet access. There are four service plans funded by E-Rate including telecommunications services, internet access, internal connections, and basic maintenance of internal connections. Goose Creek CISD's technology plan aims to provide technology for literacy, integration and transformative learning to prepare students for the digital age through devices like laptops and interactive whiteboards, and they have an ongoing needs assessment to continue expanding access to educational technology.
E rate presentation
E-Rate provides discounts to assist schools and libraries in the United States obtain affordable telecommunications and internet access. There are four service plans funded by E-Rate including telecommunications services, internet access, internal connections, and basic maintenance of internal connections. Goose Creek CISD's technology plan aims to provide technology for literacy, integration and transformative learning to prepare students for the digital age through devices like laptops and interactive whiteboards, and they have an ongoing needs assessment to continue expanding access to educational technology.
E-rate Introduction from Fall Workshop 2008
The document provides an overview of the E-Rate program, which provides discounts to schools and libraries to obtain affordable internet access and telecommunications. It discusses the four categories of services covered - telecom, internet access, internal connections, basic maintenance. Discounts range from 20-90% depending on poverty levels and rural/urban status. It outlines the application process and additional requirements for technology planning and documentation that are needed for higher levels of funding. It emphasizes the importance of documentation, communication with USAC, and seeking help from state coordinators.
E-Rate PowerPoint
The document discusses the E-Rate program, which provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services for schools and libraries. It outlines the eligible services, which include phone, internet access, and equipment installation. The application process involves 13 steps and selecting an approved vendor once granted funding. The level of discount is based on the percentage of students eligible for free or reduced lunch programs. For example, Keller Independent School District's economically disadvantaged population of 5,830 students would qualify it for up to a 40% E-Rate discount.
Week 2 blog post presentation.
The document provides an overview of the E-Rate program and the Butte Falls School District's technology plan. It discusses how the E-Rate program provides 20-90% discounts for eligible telecommunication services to schools and libraries. It outlines the five elements that must be in the BFSD technology plan for E-Rate funding, including goals for technology use, professional development, infrastructure needs assessment, budget, and evaluation. The plan's goals are to develop technologically literate students and staff, improve infrastructure, and ongoing assessment of technology needs.
E rate presentation
The document provides an overview of the E-Rate program and the steps for applying. It summarizes that E-Rate provides discounts for schools and libraries to obtain affordable internet access and telecommunications. It outlines the 11 steps to apply, which includes establishing eligibility, developing a technology plan, opening bidding processes, selecting providers, determining discount levels, and submitting/receiving funding applications. It also lists the technology goals for Pugh Elementary, which include increasing student achievement and management efficiency through providing technology tools and digital learning opportunities.
E rate
The E-Rate program provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services and internet access for schools and libraries in the US to ensure affordable access. Killeen Independent School District's technology plan for 2010-2011 aims to complete installation of classroom technology in 50% of classrooms and campus upgrades in 25% of campuses. The plan also focuses on continued training, intervention initiatives, and providing technology resources to meet current and emerging district needs.
E rate presentation
The "E-Rate" program provides funding to help schools and libraries obtain affordable internet access and telecommunications. It has four categories of funding that can be used for technology infrastructure like internet access, internal connections, and basic maintenance. Schools apply by determining eligibility, developing a technology plan, conducting competitive bidding, and selecting service providers. Weatherford ISD's technology plan focuses on integrating technology into the curriculum, providing professional development, improving connectivity and access to data.
E rate presentation
The "E-Rate" program provides funding to help schools and libraries obtain affordable internet access and telecommunications. It has four categories of funding that can be used for technology services, infrastructure, and maintenance. Schools apply by determining eligibility, developing a technology plan, conducting competitive bidding, and selecting service providers. Weatherford ISD's technology plan focuses on technology integration, professional development, connectivity, and using technology to improve instruction and access to student and parent data.
E rate presentation
The "E-Rate" program provides funding to help schools and libraries obtain affordable internet access and telecommunications. It has four categories of funding that can be used for technology services, infrastructure, and maintenance. Schools apply by determining eligibility, developing a technology plan, conducting competitive bidding, and selecting service providers. Weatherford ISD's technology plan focuses on technology integration, professional development, connectivity, and using technology to improve instruction and access to student and parent data.
E rate program
The document summarizes the E-Rate program, which provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunications services for eligible schools and libraries. Administered by the FCC and USAC, the program aims to ensure affordable access to modern services. Eligible institutions apply annually for discounts on services like phone, internet access, and equipment. The document also summarizes an independent school district's technology plan, which outlines goals and objectives around teaching/learning, educator development, administration/support, and infrastructure based on Texas' technology recommendations.
E rate program
The document summarizes the E-Rate program, which provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunications services for eligible schools and libraries. Administered by the FCC and USAC, the program aims to ensure affordable access to modern services. Eligible institutions apply annually for discounts on services like phone, internet access, and equipment. The document also summarizes an independent school district's technology plan, which outlines goals and budgets to improve teaching/learning and educator development through technology integration according to state recommendations.
E rate slide show
The Universal Service Fund E-Rate program provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services, internet access, equipment, and training to help schools and libraries obtain affordable access. Eligible schools and libraries apply individually or as consortia. The application process involves determining eligibility, creating a technology plan, an open bidding process, selecting a service provider, determining the discount level and eligible services, submitting an application, undergoing review, and receiving funding to begin services. The program aims to ensure affordable access to support educational and library goals.
E rate slide show
The Universal Service Fund, commonly known as E-Rate, provides discounts to schools and libraries in the US to obtain affordable telecommunications and internet access. Funding is requested under four categories of service and discounts range from 20-90% depending on poverty levels and location. Eligible schools and libraries apply individually or as consortia and follow steps including determining eligibility, preparing a technology plan, opening bidding, selecting providers, and receiving funding to begin services. The program aims to ensure affordable access to telecom and information services for educational purposes.
E rate
E-Rate provides schools with discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services like internet access. Franklin ISD is eligible for a 70% discount based on the percentage of students who qualify for free lunch. To receive the discount, Franklin ISD must submit a technology plan with goals such as integrating technology into classrooms, providing educator training, improving infrastructure, and ensuring network security. The document recommends Franklin ISD take advantage of E-Rate discounts to support its technology goals.
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Schools and libraries program of the universal service
- 1. Schools and Libraries Program of the Universal Service Fund“E-Rates” David Pickett EDLD 5306/ET8039
- 3. . Schools and Libraries Program Support (Slides 4-6)
- 4. . Outreach and Training
- 5. . HATS
- 6. . Conclusion
- 7. . Student Chart
- 8. . Dishman Elementary
- 10. Discounts to eligible schools and libraries
- 11. Telecommunications, Internet Access, and Internal Connections
- 12. Insures schools have access to affordable:
- 15. Using telecommunications and/or the Internet
- 16. Four categories of Service:
- 18. Internet Access
- 21. Level of Poverty
- 22. Urban/Rural status of the population.
- 23. .Discounts Range
- 25. Additional resources including end-user equipment
- 27. Software
- 30. Video Tutorials
- 32. Conference Calls
- 33. Prior Year Wave Information
- 35. Provide targeted programmatic education
- 36. Identify and assist with solving outstanding issues
- 37. Prevent new issues from occuring
- 38. Offer assistance to new beneficiaries
- 40. Provides funding to allow all schools to affordably take advantage of technology.
- 41. Provides for support and assistance to ensure educator’s and students benefit from the resources.