ABOUT CONNECTED NATION TEXAS
Creating better economic & life opportunities by expanding access, adoption, & use of broadband.
Connected Nation Texas is a statewide initiative funded by the Texas Rural Funders to support all Texans in leveraging broadband. Technology, especially widespread access, use, and adoption of broadband, improves all areas of life. We invite you to join us in changing communities and lives across Texas.
The Governor’s Broadband Development Council released its first report in November 2020, which highlights the state of broadband (high-speed internet) connectivity in unserved areas across Texas. You can download or simply read a copy of this report by clicking here.
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Learn more about the ways we’ve been working to close the Digital Divide and where we’re already having an impact.
VIDEO: Connect K-12 Launches to Help State, District Leaders Improve School Connectivity
November 24, 2020Apply Now! Nonprofits, Schools Can Receive Free AT&T Wireless Internet Service, Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspots for At-Risk K-12 Students
November 23, 2020Apply Now! Nonprofits, Schools Can Receive Free AT&T Wireless Internet Service, Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspots for At-Risk K-12 Students
November 23, 2020Connected Nation, Funds For Learning Launch “Connect K-12” to Help State, District Leaders Improve School Connectivity
November 19, 2020Keep Up With Us
Happy Thanksgiving From Our Family at Connected Nation to Yours! #EveryoneBelongs
How can #telehealth help you and your family, what are some of the concerns people have raised, and what are the barriers to bringing telemedicine access to all people?
Got 7 minutes? We've got the answers here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BR_9dFi9RLY&feature=emb_logo #ConnectedNation
Connected Nation is looking to help improve rural schools' connectivity (yes we are!)
The @connect_k12 resource is FREE and provides key info for school district AND state leaders to upgrade school networks. @OfficialRFDTV explains: https://bit.ly/3q3mIbC #ConnectedNation
Squeezing Capacity From Copper Networks While Undertaking a Transition to Fiber Broadband
#ConnectedNation tech experts Chip Spann and Wes Kerr discuss how it can be done and examine how to futureproof networks. Catch the story via @BroadbandCensus
https://bit.ly/3l4AHu8
Rural Texans share internet woes, seek help.
An opinion published in several Texas newspapers suggest leveraging the resources at http://connectednation.org/texas (We also think this is a good idea).
Story here: https://bit.ly/2UYdH5u #ConnectedNation #CNTexas
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