Registrations in the locality space reflect the oldest part of the usTLD domain namespace. US namespace and will continue to monitor and implement best practices promoted by ICANN and other industry leaders as we move forward. The usTLD registry is deeply committed to ensuring the safety, security and integrity of the. We will continue to reference and consider ICANN supported policies and watch with interest the evolution of policies and practices as the Departmetn of Commerce continues to define and refine registry policies. We have become a member of ICANN’s ccNSO, which is an independent process that entails developing policies that are binding for ccNSO members within the limits of national law.
This said, we have great respect for the ICANN global consensus process and have implemented many ICANN- supported best practices on policy and procedural matters in developing the. Please join us for an interactive session with two of Extreme’s Primary Education (K-12) technology leaders as they discuss deploying Extreme’s latest technology to enhance school Wi-Fi experience, improve operational efficiency and security through a Fabric based architecture, and unlock the benefits of cloud-based network management model.As a ccTLD, the usTLD registry is not bound by ICANN policies, nor does it currently have in place any accountability frameworks or exchange of letters defining any specific accountabilities. Couple that with the lack of broadband connectivity to all of the students homes and aging infrastructure while needing to deliver essential learning to students at a rate of close to 100% remotely and the obstacles and challenges are endless. The pivot to digitization and enhancing distance learning has posed new challenges. The recent challenges in Primary Education (K-12) have been unprecedented.
Akilah Willery, Executive Director, Professional & Digital Learning, Aldine ISD Dominic Tong, Executive Director Technology Infrastructure, Humble ISD Dustin Hardin, Chief Technology Officer
0 kommentar(er)
