Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel and her fellow Commissioners heard reports on the agency’s efforts to expand connectivity and access to modern-day communications. The presentation summarized the Commission’s efforts on providing fast, reliable and affordable internet, an essential element for personal and professional aspects of everyday life. These efforts included:
Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel dedicated the final meeting of her chairwomanship to hearing presentations from Bureau, Office, and Task Force leaders highlighting Commission efforts from the past four years and thanking Commission staff for their exceptional work. Over the last four years, efforts to promote network security and reliability and strengthen emergency alerting have included:
Wednesday, January 15, 2025
The Universal Connectivity Imperative (UCI) builds upon the groundbreaking research and insights of SETDA’s previous reports, including “The Broadband Imperative III” and “2024 State EdTech Trends.” The UCI offers a deep dive into the current K-12 digital access divide, as articulated in the U.S. Department of Education’s 2024 National Educational Technology Plan, exploring the progress achieved, pinpointing emerging challenges, and providing actionable insights.
This webinar will introduce NDIA's Digital Equity Researcher Inventory and start a conversation about how digital equity research and practice can better support each other. Panelists from our community will join in to talk about how they use research, what makes this field unique, and their priorities for closer researcher-practitioner relationships.
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