News

• AT&T delivers $140 million in network services to help Kentucky schools leverage technology and improve education (more...) March 5, 2008
• Webcams link 3-year-old, her classmates. Lexington Herald Leader (12/11/07) Raviya H. Ismail and Valarie Honeycutt-Spears (more...)
• One Little Girl Uses Technology to go to School. WSAZ News (12/7/07) Randy Yohe (more...)
• Education Reform Progress Report: National Survey lifts Kentucky from 43rd to 34th. Lexington Hearld Leader (10/31/07) Art Jester (more...)
• An e-volution in the making: Kentucky Virtual Campus assumes a new role. Business First of Louisville (10/26/07) Ben Adkins
  Here's a short quiz: Is the Kentucky Virtual Campus a single online destination where a listing of distance-learning courses and programs offered by state colleges, universities and technical schools can be found? http://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/stories/2007/10/29/story4.html?ana=from_rss
• New Agenda ideas could mold future. Incoming governor to get Chamber list. The Courier-Journal (11/07/07) Alex Davis
  Brian Mefford, a member of the task force from Bowling Green, also serves as president and CEO of ConnectKentucky, a nonprofit organization that promotes Internet access and technology. He said one of his favorite themes from the project was finding ways to teach Kentucky children to become players in a global economy -- through better use of foreign language skills, for example. http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071107/BUSINESS/711070952
• Superhighway just got faster State Journal (10/31/07)
  The information superhighway is now even faster for students in Kentucky. (more...) 
• Kentucky Education Network in Operation
  WTVQ – 36 Action News, Lexington, KY (10/30/07)
  The newly created Kentucky Education Network is now in operation! (more...)
• KEN Celebration (more...)
• 2007 BOW DEAA(more...)
• IVY LEAGUE STUDY RANKS KENTUCKY NEAR TOP IN GOVERNMENTAL USE OF TECHNOLOGY (more...)
• KEN receives the Best of Kentucky Award for Best IT Collaboration Among Organizations (more...)
  Schools grade well in access to technology: Kentucky earns B in national report. (more...)
• School districts receiving Internet improvements: Owensboro and Daviess County public school districts are getting major Internet upgrades as part of a statewide project through the office of educational technology. (more...)
• Technology upgrade in the works: The Harlan County School System has begun what will become a massive distribution of upgraded computer workstations to each of its 11 schools in the coming months, thanks to statewide initiatives supported by lawmakers. (more...)
• Schools go higher-tech: Updated technology has been rolling into Scott County schools this month, with 247 new computers installed in nine buildings. (more...)
• High speed, higher learning (more...)
• Anderson Co. educators enthusiastic about planned upgrade of classroom technology; first wave of funding from state expected sometime this month (more...)
• Kentucky P-16 Learning Objective Repository (LOR) Initiative: What is it, why is it needed, what are the benefits? (more...)
• Internet2 lights up the first segment of next-gen net: New net designed to handle 10 10Gpbs Lambdas. (more...)
• Broadband Task Force Final Report: The Kentucky General Assembly in 2004 formed the Task Force under House Bill 627.  The Task Force was directed to examine all aspects of expanding (deploying) broadband, including regulation, cost, access to facilities and market competition. (more...)
• The Kentucky Onramp to the Information Superhighway: The KEN KON Network. Kentucky has an opportunity to become a major player in the national research and educational newtworking community. (more...)
• CPE's Data Portal 10-3-2006 Presentation: The one-stop-shop for Kentucky postsecondary education data. (more...)
• Kentucky to Increase Acccess to Online Learning Tools (more...)