SESSION 5 – JULY 2, 2024
Filling in the Holes after BEAD
The fifth and final session of ARC’s broadband bootcamp series will wrap up by focusing on the different funding opportunities that entities throughout Appalachia can tap into to help fill the gaps in funding their broadband programs.

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SESSION 4 – JUNE 27, 2024
Building Great Digital Equity Programs using the Digital Navigator Model
Session four of ARC’s Broadband Bootcamp 2.0 focuses on yet another set of key components related to broadband access and digital equity – user knowledge, skill, opportunity, and ability. Join us as Kristi Zappie-Ferradino of the National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA) moderates a session on how communities can build effective digital equity programs using what is referred to as the “Digital Navigator Model”.

Upcoming Session

SESSION 5 – JULY 2, 2024
Filling in the Holes after BEAD
The fifth and final session of ARC’s broadband bootcamp series will wrap up by focusing on the different funding opportunities that entities throughout Appalachia can tap into to help fill the gaps in funding their broadband programs.

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SESSION 3 – JUNE 25, 2024
Navigating Broadband for Communities with Differing Resources and Capacity
In session three, Jordan Pittman of the Institute of Local Self-Reliance (ILSR) and Alex Kelley of the Center of Rural Innovation (CORI) are joined by Christopher Mitchell, also of the ISLR, to discuss “Navigating Broadband for Communities with Differing Resources and Capacities”.

Upcoming Sessions

SESSION 4 – JUNE 27, 2024
Building Great Digital Equity Programs using the Digital Navigator Model
Session four of ARC’s Broadband Bootcamp 2.0 focuses on yet another set of key components related to broadband access and digital equity – user knowledge, skill, opportunity, and ability. Join us as Kristi Zappie-Ferradino of the National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA) moderates a session on how communities can build effective digital equity programs using what is referred to as the “Digital Navigator Model”.

SESSION 5 – JULY 2, 2024
Filling in the Holes after BEAD
The fifth and final session of ARC’s broadband bootcamp series will wrap up by focusing on the different funding opportunities that entities throughout Appalachia can tap into to help fill the gaps in funding their broadband programs.

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SESSION 1 – JUNE 18, 2024
Broadband as an Investment
In this first session of ARC’s Broadband Bootcamp 2.0, Brian Vo of Connect Humanity, a non-profit organization devoted to advancing digital equity across the Region, gives us a crash-course in broadband economics by focusing on the idea of “Broadband as an Investment”.

Upcoming Sessions

SESSION 2 – JUNE 20, 2024
Broadband Data Today
In the second session of ARC’s Broadband Bootcamp 2.0, we are joined by Jordan Pittman and Christine Parker of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance (ILSR), Nick Pappin of Washington State University (WSU), as well as by our guest moderator, Alex Kelley of the Center of Rural Innovation (CORI), to take a closer look into “Broadband Data Today”.

SESSION 3 – JUNE 25, 2024
Navigating Broadband for Communities with Differing Resources and Capacity
In session three, Jordan Pittman of the Institute of Local Self-Reliance (ILSR) and Alex Kelley of the Center of Rural Innovation (CORI) are joined by Christopher Mitchell, also of the ISLR, to discuss “Navigating Broadband for Communities with Differing Resources and Capacities”.

SESSION 4 – JUNE 27, 2024
Building Great Digital Equity Programs using the Digital Navigator Model
Session four of ARC’s Broadband Bootcamp 2.0 focuses on yet another set of key components related to broadband access and digital equity – user knowledge, skill, opportunity, and ability. Join us as Kristi Zappie-Ferradino of the National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA) moderates a session on how communities can build effective digital equity programs using what is referred to as the “Digital Navigator Model”.

SESSION 5 – JULY 2, 2024
Filling in the Holes after BEAD
The fifth and final session of ARC’s broadband bootcamp series will wrap up by focusing on the different funding opportunities that entities throughout Appalachia can tap into to help fill the gaps in funding their broadband programs.

The post ARC: Broadband Bootcamp 2.0 – Broadband as an Investment appeared first on LearnTelehealth.

SESSION 2 – JUNE 20, 2024
Broadband Data Today
In the second session of ARC’s Broadband Bootcamp 2.0, we are joined by Jordan Pittman and Christine Parker of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance (ILSR), Nick Pappin of Washington State University (WSU), as well as by our guest moderator, Alex Kelley of the Center of Rural Innovation (CORI), to take a closer look into “Broadband Data Today”.

Upcoming Sessions

SESSION 3 – JUNE 25, 2024
Navigating Broadband for Communities with Differing Resources and Capacity
In session three, Jordan Pittman of the Institute of Local Self-Reliance (ILSR) and Alex Kelley of the Center of Rural Innovation (CORI) are joined by Christopher Mitchell, also of the ISLR, to discuss “Navigating Broadband for Communities with Differing Resources and Capacities”.

SESSION 4 – JUNE 27, 2024
Building Great Digital Equity Programs using the Digital Navigator Model
Session four of ARC’s Broadband Bootcamp 2.0 focuses on yet another set of key components related to broadband access and digital equity – user knowledge, skill, opportunity, and ability. Join us as Kristi Zappie-Ferradino of the National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA) moderates a session on how communities can build effective digital equity programs using what is referred to as the “Digital Navigator Model”.

SESSION 5 – JULY 2, 2024
Filling in the Holes after BEAD
The fifth and final session of ARC’s broadband bootcamp series will wrap up by focusing on the different funding opportunities that entities throughout Appalachia can tap into to help fill the gaps in funding their broadband programs.

The post ARC: Broadband Bootcamp 2.0 – Broadband Data Today appeared first on LearnTelehealth.

Many local leaders across Appalachia have had significant broadband work added to their plates recently. If it feels like you have been asked to become a broadband expert overnight — we’re here to help. Understanding the vast array of broadband funding opportunities available, and knowing how to navigate the partnerships and strategies required to ensure your community is served doesn’t need to be your job alone.

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