The first step in the E-rate process is to develop a technology plan. These articles will help you take your first step in the right direction.
Schools and libraries that plan to apply for E-rate funding must have an approved technology plan if requesting services other than basic telephone service. More than just an E-rate requirement, an effective technology plan can play an important role in f ...
Funds For Learning has created this checklist to remind applicants of the major components that must be present in a technology plan, as well as some requirements for technology plans (as established by USAC).
To meet the requirements set out by US AC and the FCC, a technology plan must contain these five elements:The plan must establish clear goals and a realistic strategy for using telecommunications and information technology to improve education or library ...
The role of your E-rate service providers in technology planning must be limited. Service providers can offer advice on how technology can be leveraged to meet a school's educational goals. However, the service provider cannot write the technology plan or ...
Applicants should remember to evaluate the technology plan on an annual basis and make revisions if necessary. If an applicant finds that their school’s technology needs have changed beyond the scope of the approved plan, a new plan should be prepared and ...
When applying for discounts on basic local and long distance services, a technology plan is not required. However, if an applicant is applying for E-rate discounts for services other than basic local and long distances services, a technology plan is requi ...
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