Digital Inclusion in Schools: Partnership & Policy
Increasingly schools are turning to web-based tools—homework submission, high stakes testing, and even course taking. Yet many families still do not have in-home internet access. Are we imperiling the promise of edtech innovation by ignoring this widespread disparity? This session discusses how a corporation, university, and charter school network partner to address digital inclusion. They will discuss implications for schools and how others can work across sectors to solve similar disparities.
[Programming descriptions are generated by participants and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SXSW.]
Programming descriptions are generated by participants and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SXSW.
![photo of Kate Allison](/vite/assets/person-placeholder-edu-fS1N5G6a.png)
Kate Allison
Internet Essentials from Comcast
![photo of Miriam Greenberg](/vite/assets/person-placeholder-edu-fS1N5G6a.png)
Miriam Greenberg
Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard University
![photo of Matt Taylor](/vite/assets/person-placeholder-edu-fS1N5G6a.png)
Matt Taylor
Fortune Schools