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Fiber: The Connectivity Solution Schools Need

EdTech Magazine

By Leon Erlanger Districts weigh options between lit, dark and self-provisioned fiber-optic internet connections.

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K–12 Districts Are Using Internet Failover Solutions to Strengthen Networks

EdTech Magazine

Wireless LTE and 5G services complement existing fiber

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How EducationSuperHighway’s fiber program helps school districts identify affordable fiber solutions

Education Superhighway

Fiber is the only network infrastructure technology that can scale cost-effectively to meet growing bandwidth needs. public schools still lack access to high-speed fiber connections. In fact, the FCC recommends that school districts provide a minimum of 100 kbps per student in bandwidth today and 1 Mbps per student by 2018.

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Hotspots no silver bullet for rural remote learning

The Hechinger Report

Personal hotspots, which allow students to connect a laptop or tablet with a cellular data connection, have been the most popular solution because they are relatively inexpensive and easy to use. The solution that would provide the best service is the use of fiber optic cables. That’s not a short-term solution.”.

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4 Tips to Plan a K-12 Network Switch Upgrade

EdTech Magazine

Start with Network Management Systems and Solutions. Because the capabilities of management solutions vary widely, it’s important to consider the features, functions and benefits essential to your organization — and to ensure that the selected products are fully compatible with and supported by your IT management system hierarchy.

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5 ways IT leaders can inspire digital transformation post-pandemic

eSchool News

Additionally, Bunkley worked directly with an OEM–a move rarely leveraged in K-12–to design custom Windows laptops tailored to the needs of district students and the technology environment, enabling HCPS to roll out 190,000 devices with a focus on 1:1 in grades second through twelfth while saving the district $5.6M.

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Simple Assessment Highlights the Importance of BEAD Challenge Process to Affordable MDUs

Education Superhighway

Our recent report highlighted how improvements in Wi-Fi technology have made it possible to connect units in affordable multi-dwelling buildings to reliable broadband service by deploying Wi-Fi access points throughout the property and then connecting the building network to a fiber connection.