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Distance Learning Video from Northern Wisconsin
The Building Community Capacity through Broadband project from the Extension Service of the University of Wisconsin has released a new video about remote education opportunities that require broadband. We covered their previous video here.
In it, we learn that some of these remote learning programs are closed to people using dial-up. I wonder how many years it will be until those with basic DSL are similarly shut off due to their hobbled capacity.
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I think it is very great
I think it is very great thinking about distance learning video and I must say that this community is very impressive in the field of extension service of university. I also want to join it and I think this community has the great response in the field of building community.