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- Computers 4 Kids- Helps students
of all ages acquire the technology and technology skills they need to
succeed in the future by providing equitable access to technology resources
in homes, schools and communities.
- Computers for Youth- A nonprofit
organization that places computers into the homes of disadvantaged children
and provides them and their families with a network of support services.
- NetDay- A grassroots volunteer
effort to wire the nation's K-12 schools and classrooms so schools can
network their computers and connect them to the Internet.
- Per Scholas- Focused solely
on schools and non-profits, this nonprofit organization provides low
cost computers and technical support.
- Technology in
Education Federal Funding- A brief list of funding sources for technology.
- The Technology
Opportunities Program (formerly TIIAP) - Awarding grants for model
projects demonstrating innovative uses of network technology.
- Toshiba America Foundation
- A private, not for profit, grant-making organization sponsored by
the Toshiba companies that provides cash grants to classroom teachers
to assist them in making improvements in the teaching of science and
mathematics. Grants are available for teachers in grades K-6 and for
grades 7-12. Guidelines on the preparation and submission of proposals
are available.
- Toyota TAPESTRY Grants
For Teachers - 50 grants of up to $10,000 each available to K-12
science educators.
- Universal Service Administration
Company- Funded at up to $2.25 billion annually, the program provides
discounts on telecommunications services, Internet access and internal
connections.
- US Dept of
Education Office of Technology- The latest information on federally
funded technology grants.
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