Register now for NEBSA 2019!
February 18-20 in Tampa FL
Join NEBSA as we continue to assist the EBS Community with
the significant actions impacting EBS being proposed by the FCC.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) proposing rule changes for the EBS spectrum. NEBSA is surveying members to gather data on educational services, utilization, and community impact of EBS licensees.
For a limited time, membership scholarships are available for new members!
Existing members can earn renewal discounts for successful referrals.
A gap in connectivity impacting student services among new multiple campus locations was filled through a creative solution using EBS.
The South Carolina Educational Television program (SCETV) currently serves partners across two-thirds of the state, and more importantly, it offers access and educational resources to a younger group of students who might not otherwise get it..
ITEF awards grants for projects involving not just computer equipment and broadband access but telescopes, medical technology, music equipment, foreign language resources, projects in special needs classrooms, continuing education, and more.
It has been a long, interesting journey from the first ThinkPad and the first wired network on the Northern Michigan University (NMU) campus to the diverse collection of community networks that serve the upper peninsula today...
Two groups representing the interests of Educational Broadband Service (EBS) licensees today expressed their concern about misperceptions concerning EBS.
SCETV provides organizations for Pre-K students--like libraries, preschools, daycares, and afterschool learning centers--with networked devices, free wireless broadband access to the 2.5 GHz LTE network, technical support to sustain the integrity of the network, and bundled educational content from PBS and other providers.