Project CORD, Connecting Ohioans in Rural Areas Through Distance Learning Education - Ashtabula funding [Grant]
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Abstract

Dates of grant: January 18, 2022 - January 17, 2025

Award amount: $156,955.00

Funder: U.S. Department of Agriculture

Other Sponsored Programs: Project CORD exists to help rural communities use distance learning to connect to each other — and to the world. It promises to help bridge the digital divide common in rural areas, where bandwidth is inadequate compared to more densely populated communities.

Principal Investigator: Kevin Deemer

Co-Principal Investigators: Andrew Luomo, Russell Porter, Llancyllius Williams, Amy Thomas, Michael Ball
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Publication Date
2022
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Project CORD, Connecting Ohioans in Rural Areas Through Distance Learning Education - Ashtabula funding [Grant]. (2022). https://oaks.kent.edu/node/17302
“Project CORD, Connecting Ohioans in Rural Areas Through Distance Learning Education - Ashtabula Funding [Grant]”. 2022. https://oaks.kent.edu/node/17302.
Project CORD, Connecting Ohioans in Rural Areas Through Distance Learning Education - Ashtabula Funding [Grant]. 2022, https://oaks.kent.edu/node/17302.