Findings on Student Home Connectivity Study (S2, E3)
Dr. Tom Ryan discusses findings from CoSN's Student Home Connectivity Study, based on data from 13 districts serving 750,000 students.

In this episode, our guest provides insight into the groundbreaking report on CoSN’s new Student Home Connectivity Study.

The survey drew on data from 13 school districts enrolling 750,000 total students, representing a significant data set to allow CoSN to provide evidence-based advice to districts and inform policymakers. Ryan and edCircuit discuss how the data informs nationwide goals around digital equity, connectivity, and tech-enabled learning.
Many important topics and findings are discussed, including: 85% of network traffic has been used for video, but Wi-Fi speeds and device types aren’t always set up for this; 70% of households have multiple students learning from home, affecting bandwidth requirements and device needs; surprise findings on the mobility of students during the pandemic and how connectivity turns school into a verb; and how a multi-pronged approach to connectivity may involve public-private partnerships and even inter-government agencies.
Read the full Student Home Connectivity Report here: https://www.cosn.org/digitalequity (this link no longer available)
Join the Conversation on the Student Home Connectivity Study
Engage further in the discussion on Twitter: @SFPSdistrict @CoSN @edCircuit
The CoSN Podcast is produced in partnership with edCircuit.
To learn more about CoSN, visit www.cosn.org.
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