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Classroom lectures now available online

23 Apr, 2007

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23 Apr, 2007

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Classroom lectures now available online

Students and teachers at the University of Alabama have a reason to relax. Technology is now available to digitally record entire classroom lectures, which are then posted online for students to view. The program, Tegrity, allows teachers to record their lecture, including any PowerPoint slides, online material, and group discussions. So long as high speed internet access is available, students and teachers could both benefit from this new technology.

Classroom lectures now available online

FCC Investigates High-Speed Internet Deployment

19 Apr, 2007

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19 Apr, 2007

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FCC Investigates High-Speed Internet Deployment

Are we deploying high-speed Internet access as fast as we should? That's what the FCC wants to know.

FCC Investigates High-Speed Internet Deployment

John Edwards Brings Rural Internet Access to the National Stage

19 Apr, 2007

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19 Apr, 2007

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John Edwards Brings Rural Internet Access to the National Stage

Earlier this week, John Edwards announced a plan to spur development in America's rural areas. The details of his plan show that he understands the major role technology--especially high speed internet--must play in revitalizing the economies in rural America.

John Edwards Brings Rural Internet Access to the National Stage

High Speed Internet Access: Not Child's Play

18 Apr, 2007

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18 Apr, 2007

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High Speed Internet Access: Not Child's Play

The Children's Partnership has published a fascinating new issue brief about the importance of high speed internet access for our country's 73 million children.

High Speed Internet Access: Not Child's Play

U.S. No Longer Global Tech Leader

17 Apr, 2007

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17 Apr, 2007

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U.S. No Longer Global Tech Leader

Singapore and countries in Europe have topped the United States in the latest World Economic Forum "networked readiness index" survey.

U.S. No Longer Global Tech Leader

Virginia takes the initiative

16 Apr, 2007

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16 Apr, 2007

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Virginia takes the initiative

Working from home for Virginians may get a whole lot easier. The state is taking two initiatives to close the digital divide that impacts many towns in rural parts of the state. The aim is to expand high speed internet access and spur economic development in more rural parts of the state.

Virginia takes the initiative