The Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) in Kajeet has released an online toolkit that provides resources and advice for districts looking to address the digital divide and increase equality for students who lack internet at home. eSchoolNews reports that the main three steps recommended are: surveying district connectivity and device accessibility; engaging communities; and thinking about outside-of-the-box solutions,. The toolkit also offers concrete resources on the homework gap and ways for districts to increase connectivity for students through outreach to local businesses, creating networks, and maximising the use of existing assets.
The Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) in America has released an online toolkit that provides resources and advice for districts looking to address the digital divide and increase equality for students who lack internet at home. eSchoolNews reports that the main three steps recommended are: surveying district connectivity and device accessibility; engaging communities; and thinking about outside-of-the-box solutions,. The toolkit also offers concrete resources on the homework gap and ways for districts to increase connectivity for students through outreach to local businesses, creating networks, and maximising the use of existing assets.