New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 1 E-rate Program New FCC Forms 470 and 471 Proposed Changes.

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New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 1 E-rate Program New FCC Forms 470 and 471 Proposed Changes

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 2 Overview  Proposed changes to FCC Form 470, Description of Services Requested and Certification Form –Consolidated telecommunications and Internet access services into one field for Priority One Services in Block 2 –Clarifying text in Block 2 regarding Request For Proposal (RFP) services –Additional text in the certification regarding document retention in Block 5

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 3 Overview  Proposed changes to the FCC Form 471, Description of Services Ordered and Certification Form –Removed Block 2 –Request for additional information regarding broadband connectivity on an FRN level

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 4 New FCC Forms 470 and 471 Proposed FCC Form 470 Updates

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 5 Proposed FCC Form 470 Updates  Consolidated the Telecommunications and Internet access categories of service into the field Priority One Services  Applicants must still distinguish services between Telecommunications and Internet access on the FCC Form 471

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 6 Proposed FCC Form 470 Updates  Block 2, item 8a, 10a and 11a text addition –8a, 10a, 11a. YES, I have released or intend to release an RFP for one or more of these services. It is available or will become available on the Internet at:

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 7 Proposed FCC Form 470 Updates  Document retention certification Block 5, Item 19 update –“I certify that I will retain required documents for a period of at least five years (or whatever retention period is required by the rules in effect at the time of this certification) after the last day of service delivered.”

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 8 New FCC Forms 470 and 471 Proposed FCC Form 471 Updates

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 9 Proposed FCC Form 471 Updates  Block 2 has been removed and a new data gathering section has been added to Block 5

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 10 Proposed FCC Form 471 Updates  Additional Block 5 reporting requirements –For Broadband and other connectivity services only E.g. T-1, fiber, DSL, cable, cellular wireless hotspots, satellite –Does not apply to non-broadband or other connectivity services E.g. Cellular service, web hosting and service –Complete information for every applicable funding request

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 11 Proposed FCC Form 471 Updates  If you are not requesting broadband or other connectivity services for the individual funding request, check the box

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 12 Proposed FCC Form 471 Updates  If you are requesting broadband or other connectivity services, fill out Block 5, Item 24  For example, if you request one T-1, six fiber connections that average 150 Mbps and one gigabit connection:

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 13 Proposed FCC Form 471 Updates  Item 25 b, 1 - For applicants if the Internet service is available to students or patrons in more than just a single location or office –If the access is provided by wired connections, approximately what percentage of the school classroom or public library rooms included in the Block 4 worksheet for this FRN will have access to wired drops? _____?

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 14 Proposed FCC Form 471 Updates  Item 25 b, 2 - For applicants if the Internet service is available to students or patrons in more than just a single location or office –If the access is provided by Wi-Fi connections, approximately what percentage of the school classroom or public library rooms included in the Block 4 worksheet for this FRN will have access to wired drops? _____?

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 15 Proposed FCC Form 471 Updates  Item 25 c - For consortia and statewide applications, do the connections in this FRN include the last mile connection to the school or library? Yes No –If no, are these connections only for backbone connections? Yes No

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 16 Proposed FCC Form 471 Updates  Document retention certification Block 6, Item 33 update –“I certify that I will retain required documents for a period of at least five years (or whatever retention period is required by the rules in effect at the time of this certification) after the last day of service delivered.”

New FCC Forms 470 and 471 I 2013 Schools and Libraries Fall Applicant Trainings 17 Questions?