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Broadband & Internet, Education & Schools

Technology for Educational Achievement

​​​​​​​Technology for Educational Achievement (TEACH) is a program administered by the Wisconsin Department of Administration, Division of Enterprise Technology. TEACH subsidizes, through USAC's E-rate, much of the cost of the category 1 circuit to provide telecommunications access such as data lines to eligible schools, libraries, and educational institutions. TEACH does not subsidize a site's Internet Service Provider (ISP). ​TEACH Wisconsin was designed to advance education into the 21st Century through investment in educational technologies in Wisconsin through schools, cooperative educational service agencies (CESAs), libraries, and private and technical college systems. The program seeks to enable eligible institutions to take advantage of gains in technology and communications, to improve teaching and learning, and to provide students with the skills necessary to live and work in a complex world.

Top Benefits

  • TEACH assists educational institutions as they seek to access technological and communications resources and tools to improve teaching and learning
  • Accelerate the use of technology to allow students to learn without the barriers of distance and time
  • Partner with other educational institutions in the areas of technology and telecommunications
  • Provide students with the skills necessary to live in a complex 21st Century world.
  • Provide video distance learning capabilities

Wisconsin Department of Administration’s​ Division of Enterprise Technology

The DOA's Division of Enterprise Technology develops and maintains efficient and effective information technology services to best serve those living and working in Wisconsin.

Contact

608-261-5054

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