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In California, at least, students are eligible for subsidized ($20/month) LTE hotspots. Apparently it is provided by Sprint as part of an agreement they made wh
by thescriptkiddie 7y ago
In California, at least, students are eligible for subsidized ($20/month) LTE hotspots. Apparently it is provided by Sprint as part of an agreement they made when they leased spectrum that had previously been set aside for educational use. These could and should been made free for low-income families.
https://foundationccc.org/What-We-Do/Student-Success/California-Connects https://foundationccc.org/What-We-Do/Student-Success/Califor...
- RealityVoid 7y agoI'm not from the US, but it sounds like the state could and should leverage this to the maximum.
- suchire 7y agoThese are likely insufficient for video-based schoolwork or materials. That would max out any quota set for these hotspots
- therealx 7y agoTheres no quota on the Sprint grandfathering. Check out the Calyx institute hotspot for an example (and a cool org)