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by Micah Rigdon
November 17, 2017

SLD Training 2017: Candyland, Anyone?

An Attendees Perspective: On November 14, I attended the SLD E-rate training in Portland, OR.
Applicant USAC Training
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by Brian Stephens
November 3, 2017

SLD Training 2017: Expecting the Expected

An Attendees Perspective: On November 2, I attended the SLD E-rate training in Minneapolis, MN.
Applicant USAC E-rate Training
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by Nick Shipley
October 25, 2017

Lego Batman is Very Wise

An Attendees Perspective: On October 24, I attended the SLD E-rate training in Charlotte, NC.
Applicant Training USAC
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by John Harrington
October 13, 2017

DC Training Best Suited for Newcomers

New training format is less interactive, better suited to those without much E-rate experience
Applicant FCC Training USAC
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by Peter Kaplan
October 2, 2017

We are Still Leaving Students Behind

The digital divide is a problem in schools, and it's time to do something about it.
Digital Divide Eligible Services
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by Stephen Sharp
September 29, 2017

Automatic Deadline Extensions Glitch

EPC not applying automatic invoicing extension for certain funding requests despite E-rate rules.
Applicant EPC Service Provider USAC
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by Peter Kaplan
September 18, 2017

Internet Safety; Can we do more?

Keeping students safe on the internet is essential. Are we doing all we can to prevent cyberbullying?
CIPA compliance FCC Form 486
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by John Harrington
September 15, 2017

Form 470 Requirements Need Clarity

Empowering applicants is key to maintaining E-rate program's rich history of fair and open competition.
Applicant Form 470 FY 2018 USAC
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