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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.
Houston County seeks solutions to broadband access, adoption, and use
September 17, 2021Small change, big impact: Connected Nation program helping communities expand internet access gets refresh
September 14, 2021Texas County releases findings and recommendations for improving internet access, speeds
September 13, 2021Knox County Texas launches broadband project
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Houston County seeks solutions to broadband access, adoption, and use
September 17, 2021Small change, big impact: Connected Nation program helping communities expand internet access gets refresh
September 14, 2021The Hill Country of Texas: How three counties are coming together to become ‘Connected Communities’
September 13, 2021Knox County Texas launches broadband project
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Knox County Texas launches broadband project.
Your input is NEEDED for a countywide plan to improve internet access and speed across the county. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3hzac19 #ConnectedNation
JUST IN: @ATT expands efforts to bridge the Digital Divide in communities across the nation.
The new Connected Learning Centers will provide underserved students and families with free access to the internet, computers, and educational resources → http://soc.att.com/3nF4EG0
Want to learn more about the Emergency Connectivity Fund and how your library can apply?
Join ALA President @VotePattyWong for her first Connectivity Corner on Instagram Live this Friday @ 2pm EDT/1pm CDT! More details: https://bit.ly/3kfEHuH #ConnectedNation
Gaps in high-speed internet in rural areas poses obstacles for at-home schooling.
Why is this such a big issue? And what can we do to help solve it? Find out here → https://bit.ly/3EfZ9Ul #ConnectedNation
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