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The document outlines a vision for the EPT afronum Networking School in Cameroon with the goals of developing connectivity, strengthening student efficiency, and establishing a nationwide school support network. The school aims to gradually eliminate communication problems in schools, develop e-learning in rural primary schools, and provide basic IT skills from primary to professional networking levels while securing rural information access and teaching IT to youth at low cost. Currently, Cameroonian schools lack vital communication infrastructure and basic IT design, resulting in ineffective education. The proposed school will be a top-level networking and telecommunications school specialized in Linux and open to students and employees seeking networking careers.
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E-Rate is a program that provides discounts to schools and libraries for telecommunication services. Eligible schools and libraries can receive 20-90% discounts on services like internet access, phone services, and network infrastructure. The program is funded through $2.25 billion annually from the Universal Service Fund. Schools and libraries apply for discounts through an application process managed by the Universal Service Administrative Company. For Cy-Fair ISD, the E-Rate program helps free up budget resources that can be used to upgrade aging computers, install smartboards, and provide laptops for students.Technology in CFISD
Technology in CFISDhermichele
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E-Rate is a program that provides discounts to schools and libraries for telecommunication services. Eligible schools and libraries can receive 20-90% discounts on services like internet access, phone services, and network infrastructure. The program is funded through $2.25 billion annually from the Universal Service Fund. Schools and libraries apply for discounts through an application process managed by the Universal Service Administrative Company. For Cy-Fair ISD, the E-Rate program helps free up budget resources that can be used to upgrade aging computers, install smartboards, and provide laptops for students.Presentation by Futurs Publics on Educational use of digital technologies in ...
Presentation by Futurs Publics on Educational use of digital technologies in ...OECD Governance
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This presentation by Max Aubernon and Morgane Louis (Futurs Publics) was made at the OECD conference on Innovating the Public Sector: From Ideas to Impact (12-13 November 2014). For more information visit the OECD Observatory of Public Sector Innovation: https://www.oecd.org/governance/observatory-public-sector-innovation/events/.EPT afronum 06.2016 際際滷s
- 1. 22/08/161 EPT afronum Networking School (Ecole Professionnelle de T辿l辿communication) Jurg Friedli / June 2016
- 2. 22/08/16 2 Vision Developing Cameroons connectivity Strengthen students efficiency Establishing a nationwide school support network Connecting rural public schools Professional school for Linux-and also Windows networking, LAN/WAN/WIFI
- 3. 22/08/16 3 Goals and Objectives Gradually eliminate communication problems in school infrastructures Develop e-learning in rural primary schools Provide basic IT skills beginning on primary school levels up to pro level on networking Securing rural information access through school interconnectivity Teach IT to the youth at a very low cost
- 4. 22/08/16 4 Todays Situation The schools of Cameroon lack vital communication and a basic IT school design for its schools. This results in very ineffective handling of all relevant education matters and inadequate educational possibilities in rural schools
- 5. 22/08/16 5 How do we get there? EPT afronum will be a top-level IT school specialized in networking and telecommunication focused on Linux, open to students and employees who want to become networking professionals. For this school, which will the base school for our concept and established in Cameroon, we look for funding through sponsors, partners or investors. The schools location is open for discussion.
- 6. 22/08/16 6 Advantages EPT afronum cooperates with local companies and the government who want inhouse support A large part of the school benefit will be used for development projects in rural primary schools with no cost for the schools, basic school infrastruture is provided as well. By working mainly with open source software, licence costs are avoided afronum is cooperating with ISIK Innovations, a start-up company securing electricity with a new concept of water turbines for rural areas
- 7. 22/08/16 7 Educational System 1. Basic computer training Hardware / Software 2. Network administration 3. Network design and architecture 4. Computer support (Hardware/Software) for rural areas (teaching future teachers). This module is free of charge and financed by the costs for modules 1-3. It is intended for the maintenance of computers in remote areas. (NGO projects)