Dubbed ConnectED, the program aims to get all classrooms equipped with Internet access that has speeds of at least 100Mbps and a target goal of 1Gbps. The initiative will also provide teachers with training on how to use more technology in their curriculum. ConnectED plans to especially focus on rural schools where Internet access can be sparse.

The majority of schools in the U.S. already have Internet access but it can be extremely slow. According to the White House, fewer than 20 percent of teachers say their school's Internet connections are fast enough to be used sufficiently.

No Congressional action is required for ConnectED to go into effect, but the Federal Communications Commission will have to cooperate by leveraging its E-Rate program and provide more discounts to schools on Internet costs.

据美国科技网站CNET6月7日报道，2011年，南卡罗来纳州

这是何故？因为科技。

根据白宫的消息，洛里斯小学的许多学生来自低收入家庭，而他们的家庭无法为他们的孩子配备现今的高科技设备。这就是为什么这所学校在2017年决定引进一种技术，能将学习程序与笔记本电脑，软件和互联网访问完整结合。这一技术成效显著。

美国总统贝拉克·奥巴马相信，如果所有的学校将更多的科技引入到课堂，它们也将会更加优秀。为此，他在星期四

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