Today, we announced a partnership with the Alliance for Excellent Education (All4Ed) to promote the ninth annual Digital Learning Day (DLDay), which will take place on Thursday, February 27, 2020.
The partnership will launch with a campaign that showcases short stories – one for each state – about schools removing barriers, saving time, and improving outcomes for students by embracing digital learning.
Check out our round up of classroom stories from across the country now through February 27.
Delivering internet access at $10 per unit per month is not just an ambitious goal—it is an attainable reality. While not all providers can meet this target, many have shown that low-cost service can become a standard offering with strategic collaboration and support.
Access to high-speed internet is necessary for participating in today’s digital economy. Yet millions of residents in multi-dwelling units nationwide lack reliable connectivity, which hinders their ability to work, learn, and access essential services. Many states are taking innovative steps to address this challenge, implementing targeted funding initiatives to bring affordable broadband to low-income communities.
