Learning Through Broadband

With broadband, no longer should any American's opportunities be limited by geography. Rural schoolchildren can take advanced placement courses hundreds of miles away. Working parents can pursue a degree after putting the kids to bed—from the convenience of home. With the cost of a college education rising rapidly, broadband offers convenient affordable alternatives to diverse Americans seeking to advance their opportunities through education. 85% of kids say they use the Internet to help them do better in school. 95% of newly created jobs demand computer skills.

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Federal Leaders Talk Broadband & Education at Rural Ed Tech Summit
One of the top themes of the National Rural Education Technology Summit this year was definitely the virtualization of education. Julie Young, President & CEO of the Florida Virtual School, an accredited, public, online e-learning school serving students in grades K-12 all over the world. Young serves millions of students, targeting rural, urban, and home-schooled students in particular. Young countered the myth that virtual education is isolating, noting that the experience is very high touch for both students and teachers. Watch our interview with Young above.

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