Tag Archives: John Harrington

A Brief History in Digital Literacy

Posted on May 1, 2012 by victorrivero

GUEST COLUMN | by Brian Stephens Do you remember bulletin board systems? If you don’t, that’s okay – it’s a pretty computer-geekish thing to remember. BBSes were ad-hoc computer networks – primitive by today’s standards – that existed in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Columnists | Tagged $5 Billion, 1994 Yahoo, ASCII, Brian Stephens Funds for Learning, bulletin board systems, BYOD, FCC Chair Julius Genachowski, federal e-rate program, Funds for Learning, John Harrington, Universal Service Fund | 1 Comment

Trends | E-rate Applicant Demand Exceeds $5 Billion

Posted on April 25, 2012 by victorrivero

Looking for a discount on certain communications services for your school? You’re not alone. Requests for discounts have increased for the fourth straight year as schools and libraries nationwide asked for more than $5 Billion in E-rate funds for Funding … Continue reading →

Posted in Trends | Tagged $5 Billion e-rate funding, e-rate funding, FCC Chair Julius Genachowski, funding technology for schools, Funds for Learning, internet and telecommunications services for schools and libraries, John Harrington | Leave a comment

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