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Wifi Grant for Schools 75% 60% $ 2014 2017 100 Mbps connection in all schools by 2017 10 million kids per year will benefit from the wifi money grant 3-2 FCC Vote to Approve 2 Billion The $2 billion investment will allow students to use modern learning tools that requre wi-fi access such as Smartboards and Ipads. According to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, the grant will funnel its resources to "deliver 75 percent more WiFi funding for rural schools and 60 percent for urban ones". In an effort to modernize internet connectivity in under-funded classrooms, The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) plans to invest $2 billion over the next two years to push the Obama administration's ConnectED initiative which aims to bring high speed internet and wi-fi access to 99% of America's students. Internet connectivity in the United States currently lags behind in comparison to countries like South Korea where all schools currently enjoy high speed connectivity and educators plan to phase out textbooks by 2016. 2 Years TECHNOLOGY NORTH AMERICAN DISTRIBUTOR PLANET Sources: http://www.thewire.com/technology/2014/07/fcc-approves-2-billion-to-bring-wi-fi-to-underserved-schools/374325/ IAP-2000PE

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Wifi Grant for Schools

75%60%

$

2014

2017 100 Mbpsconnection in all schools by 2017

10 million

kids per year will benefit from the wifi money grant

3-2FCC Vote to Approve

2 Billion

The $2 billion investment will allow students to use modern learning

tools that requre wi-fi access such as Smartboards and Ipads.

According to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, the grant will funnel its resources to "deliver 75 percent more WiFi funding for rural schools

and 60 percent for urban ones".

In an effort to modernize internet connectivity in under-funded classrooms, The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) plans to invest $2 billion over the next two years to push the Obama administration's ConnectED initiative which

aims to bring high speed internet and wi-fi access to 99% of America's students. Internet connectivity in the United States currently lags behind in comparison to

countries like South Korea where all schools currently enjoy high speed connectivity and educators plan to phase out textbooks by 2016.

2 Years

TECHNOLOGYNORTH AMERICAN DISTRIBUTOR

PLANETSources:http://www.thewire.com/technology/2014/07/fcc-approves-2-billion-to-bring-wi-fi-to-underserved-schools/374325/

IAP-2000PE