CoSN 2017: K-12 Districts Work to Close Digital Divide

Creativity and teamwork help to ensure that every child has a level playing field in learning.

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<li>Thomas Murray, Director of Innovation, Future Ready Schools</li>
<li>Valerie Truesdale, Chief of Technology, Personalization and Engagement, Charlotte-Mecklenburg (N.C.) Schools</li>
<li>Barbara Haeffner, Director of Curriculum and Instructional Technology, Meriden (Conn.) Public Schools</li>
<li>Mike Sylofski, Managing Coordinator for E-Learning Services, Northeastern Regional Information Center</li>
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<li>Research shows that 5 million U.S. students lack connectivity at home.</li>
<li>Extending 1:1 initiatives over the summer gives students more opportunities to continue digital skills development.</li>
<li>Collaboration between schools and districts can help to bridge the gap.</li>
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