e-rate / Internet access / Internet access service / telephone service / internal broadband services / storage devices / library site / legacy technologies / broadband distribution services / telephone services / eligible non-recurring services / Internet connectivity / library systems / voice services / portable mobile devices / nonbroadband services / plain old telephone services / web hosting / basic maintenance services / firewall services / telephone service components / legacy services / telephone components / satellite telephone / wireless access points / eligible services / insufficient wireless local access network capacity / speed broadband services / Internet access services / virtual private networks / applicants purchasing equipment / timely processing / educational tools / certain legacy services / purchase services / wireless controller systems / technology plan requirements / on its website information regarding services / wireless telephone service / technology plans / consortium applications / voice over IP / /
Organization
office of Managing / Administration of the E-rate Program / FCC’s Wireline Competition Bureau / Using School / E-rate Administration / Federal Communications Commission / U.S. Census Bureau / office of Native Affairs and Policy / American Library Association / State Education Technology Directors Association / / /
Position
program administrator / Director / controller / /
Technology
broadband / Information Technology / legacy technologies / broadband access / WAN / Wi-Fi / mobile devices / wireless access / firewall / direct inward dialing / paging / caching / VOIP / /
Summary of the E-rate Modernization Order The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted the E-rate Modernization Order on July 11, 2014 (http://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-releases-e-rate-modernization-order). The Ord