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Creating a Future for Alaskan Native Villages

Page history last edited by Frank Odasz 14 years, 11 months ago

The future of Alaskan Native Villages might be determined by whether broadband access can be turned into sustainable local jobs in the short term.

 

The technology will soon be available, but the more human challenges of engaging communities with a vision and culturally appropriate fast-track education to grow an entrepreneurial culture will determine the sustainability of most Alaskan Native Villages. The 21st Century Learn, Earn, and Serve Academy has extensive resources, online courses, and more, to be shared without restriction on behalf of the opportunities broadband (fast Internet) brings to the villages.

 

The Rural Broadband Challenge: Use It -

 http://matr.net/article-32886.html Lone Eagle's published response to challenges as to whether rural broadband can produce jobs.

 

Refer any questions to Frank Odasz, Lone Eagle Consulting email: frank@lone-eagles.com

 

More at http://lone-eagles.com/miba2009.htm

 

 

Comments (1)

Sharon Dickens said

at 10:52 am on May 9, 2009

Broadband doesn't create jobs - people do. :) I love that.

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