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Report: Districts Should Help Families with Their WiFi Needs -- THE Journal

05/13/21 More than 9-in-10 students learning from home are using WiFi rather than wired connections. But the quality of their wireless connections varies greatly. According to a new report, there are steps schools and districts can take to help improve their students’ home WiFi performance some at a cost, some using IT staff expertise and legwork. The report, the Student Home Connectivity Study, from the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN), studied data from 13 districts representing some 750,000 students in the United States. Among many significant findings, the researchers discovered that 92% of students working from home use WiFi rather than wired connections for their internet

Sick of Zoom? Lucky you don t need it to save the planet

Sick of Zoom? Lucky you don t need it to save the planet 26 Apr, 2021 03:00 AM 4 minutes to read Videocall fails are annoying for most of us, but the climate scientists forced to meet online have much more at stake. Photo / Getty Images Videocall fails are annoying for most of us, but the climate scientists forced to meet online have much more at stake. Photo / Getty Images Financial Times COMMENT: On days when news of the pandemic is especially bleak, I sometimes think of Rod Ponton. He is the Texas lawyer who logged into an online court hearing in February, only to make the

Georgia Sec of State warns election hearings are sowing mistrust

Georgia Sec. of State’s office warns election hearings are depressing turnout Raffensperger says they need to stop calling their own reelections illegitimate and focus on getting out the vote Author: 13WMAZ Staff Updated: 12:38 PM EST January 1, 2021 ATLANTA The Georgia Secretary of State’s office is pushing back hard against a man’s claims that he “hacked” the state’s voting system, and warning legislators they are causing mistrust. In a news release, Raffensperger addressed testimony he heard in the Georgia State Senate’s election hearing on Thursday. He specifically targeted the claims made by J. Hutton Pulitzer aka Commander Pulitzer, who he identified as a ‘failed treasure hunter’ with ‘no record of military experience.’

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