Showing posts with label ICN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ICN. Show all posts

Friday, April 29, 2022

Start Receiving the New K12 EdTech Newsletter from the Iowa Communications Network

ICN Iowa Communications Network

The ICN’s new EdTech enewsletter is geared toward the K-12 education sector with information about ICN's Statewide Youth Broadband Advisory Council (SYBAC), E-Rate Updates, and broadband and technology articles from Iowa and around the nation. View the newsletter and sign up to be on the email list.

Friday, March 25, 2016

Looking for Students: Youth in Action for Broadband

Do you have a student that loves technology? Someone who likes to talk about new products, security and encryption, driverless cars and reliable broadband in schools?

The Iowa Communications Network (ICN) has a wonderful opportunity for your technology savvy student!

The ICN is looking for 10th-12th grade students with powerful voices to share their perspectives on technology and broadband. Applications are now being accepted by April 11 for the Statewide Youth Broadband Advisory Council (SYBAC) for the 2016-2017 school year.

The SYBAC will be made up of 11 young leaders from across Iowa who will identify effective strategies to improve broadband connectivity and community environments, which could assist in advocacy efforts for rural Internet connectivity.

To apply for the Council, students can visit the SYBAC website or contact Lori Larsen at lori.larsen@iowa.gov.

Friday, March 11, 2016

Searching for Students: Youth in Action for Broadband

Do you have a student that loves technology? Someone who likes to talk about new products, security and encryption, driverless cars and reliable broadband in schools? 

The Iowa Communications Network (ICN) has a wonderful opportunity for your technology savvy student!

The ICN is looking for 10th-12th grade students with powerful voices to share their perspectives on technology and broadband. Applications are now being accepted by April 11 for the Statewide Youth Broadband Advisory Council (SYBAC) for the 2016-2017 school year.

The SYBAC will be made up of 11 young leaders from across Iowa who will identify effective strategies to improve broadband connectivity and community environments, which could assist in advocacy efforts for rural Internet connectivity.

To apply for the Council, students can visit the SYBAC website or contact Lori Larsen at lori.larsen@iowa.gov.