E-Rate Program
E-Rate is the discount telecommunication program available to schools and libraries from the federal government. ENA is the managed Internet service provider in Indiana for E-Rate eligible schools and libraries.
Technology Plans
Technology Plans are required by the State of Indiana in order for public libraries to meet standards. If your library applies for E-rate (for anything other than single line voice services) you must have your Technology Plan Approved by the State Library.
For more information see the following resources:
TechAtlas: A Technology Planning Tool for Libraries
Technology Plan Template (Word Document)
Technology Planning from the Schools and Libraries Division of the Universal Services Administrative Company
Forms for E-Rate Year 2009
Form 479
Letter of Agency
Resolution to Join the Public Library Internet Consortium
About E-Rate
- From the Indiana Department of Education
- CIPA (Children's Internet Protection Act)
- Downloadable Forms from SLD
- FSCS Codes
- Resolution To Establish A State Technology Grant Fund
- Requst for Services Form
- State Funding Reports (Search of Commitments)
- Universal Service Administration Company - Schools and Libraries Program
- Indiana Public Libraries E-Rate Webinar
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