Internet2’s U.S. UCAN Update Susannah Spellman Executive Director, U.S. UCAN

U.S. UCAN– Questions and Answers 2 – © 2013 Internet2 What is U.S. UCAN? Is U.S. UCAN a separate network? How is U.S. UCAN staffed? U.S. UCAN is a program within Internet2 that is focused on supporting community anchor institution (CAI) broadband adoption and advanced use. No. The U.S. UCAN program relies on and utilizes Internet2’s backbone and regional network providers’ network infrastructure to provide CAIs broadband. Internet2 staff supports U.S. UCAN. Three staff members and two part-time consultants are focused on U.S. UCAN activities with the oversight of an executive sponsor, support from other Internet2 divisions, and strategic planning from an advisory council. Internet2 staff supports U.S. UCAN. Three staff members and two part-time consultants are focused on U.S. UCAN activities with the oversight of an executive sponsor, support from other Internet2 divisions, and strategic planning from an advisory council.

U.S. UCAN– Questions and Answers Cont’d 3 – © 2013 Internet2 Is there a fee to participate in U.S. UCAN? How is U.S. UCAN funded? What is the difference between U.S. UCAN and SEGP? U.S. UCAN focuses on leveraging all Internet2 resources (Network Services, NET+, Identity Management) and those of its regional partners to encourage advanced broadband adoption by CAIs. SEGP is a subset of U.S. UCAN that focuses on connectivity and content / programming for CAIs. U.S. UCAN formally expands the types of CAIs that can be connected through SEGP. U.S. UCAN focuses on leveraging all Internet2 resources (Network Services, NET+, Identity Management) and those of its regional partners to encourage advanced broadband adoption by CAIs. SEGP is a subset of U.S. UCAN that focuses on connectivity and content / programming for CAIs. U.S. UCAN formally expands the types of CAIs that can be connected through SEGP. No, there are no specific / separate U.S. UCAN fees. Annual SEGP and RHCPP fees cover participation in U.S. UCAN. No, there are no specific / separate U.S. UCAN fees. Annual SEGP and RHCPP fees cover participation in U.S. UCAN. U.S. UCAN is funded through Internet2 revenues, including SEGP and RHCPP fees.

Broadband Connectivity Applications Community Transformation What is U.S. UCAN’s Value Proposition? 4 – © 2013 Internet2 Expanding CAI adoption and use of R&E network advanced broadband services. Supporting advanced applications to transform how CAI mission is delivered, providing CAI cost efficiencies. Incorporating CAIs in R&E community, enhancing CAI and R&E community spirit of collaboration and innovation. Helping connect CAI practitioners to one another. Advancing profile of R&E community and its superior service to CAIs.

U.S. UCAN Current Activities 5 – © 2013 Internet2 Community Network BTOP Connections Expand SEGP Community Network BTOP Connections Expand SEGP Data Collection / Sharing Survey & Report Muse re-launch Data Collection / Sharing Survey & Report Muse re-launch Content Partnerships for “virtual field trips” Smithsonian opportunities Content Partnerships for “virtual field trips” Smithsonian opportunities Outreach National Anchor organizations FCC, NTIA (FirstNet) Anchor Speedtest Outreach National Anchor organizations FCC, NTIA (FirstNet) Anchor Speedtest

Speaking Opportunities –Webinars –Conferences –Workshops Conference Attendance / Sponsorship Meetings with Associations Marketing Material / Activities –Revised Health IT slick sheet –Why R&E network slick sheet –CAI Connections Survey and R&E Involvement in BTOP reports / blog posts –Blog posts on various activities U.S. UCAN Outreach Activities 6 – © 2013 Internet2

U.S.UCAN Future Activities 7 – © 2013 Internet2 Network Services NET+ InCommon Leverage Internet2 Resources Muse Annual Meeting Applications Sharing of stories Incorporate Anchors into the R&E Community Regionals/SEGP Content Work with Our PartnersTransform how Anchors Serve Communities

Monday, April 22: –9-12pm: K20 Initiative Community Meeting –3-4pm: Leveraging SEGP to Create a State Education Network –3-5pm: K20 Initiative Advisory Committee Meeting (invite only) –4:30-5:30pm: US UCAN update with panel on Gigabit applications for CAIs –7-8:30pm: An Evening in DC: Welcome Reception at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History Tuesday, April 23: –7:30-8:30am: Ad Hoc Health Group Meeting –10-11:30am: Science on a Sphere: NOAA Research/Weather Briefing/Tour of Solar System –12-1pm: Teaching and Learning Special Interest Group –3-4pm: Leveraging Internet2 for a Nationwide Health Information Exchange –4:30-5:30pm: Discussion on the FCC's Healthcare Connect Fund –4:30-5:30pm: Science on a Sphere: Earth's Crust Wednesday, April 24: –7:30-8:30am: US UCAN Advisory Council Meeting (invite only) –8:45-10am: Global Collaborations that Support Teaching & Learning –1:30-3pm: Global Education Collaborations Special Interest Group U.S. UCAN Related Sessions this Week 8 – © 2013 Internet2

Dr. Dale Alverson –Medical Director for the Center for Telehealth and Cybermedicine Research, Professor Emeritus of Pediatrics, and Regents' Professor at University of New Mexico Jeff LeTourneau –Executive Director of NetworkMaine Glenn Ricart –Founder and CTO of US Ignite Today’s Panel 9 – © 2013 Internet2

U.S. UCAN Update & Gigabit Applications Panel Susannah Spellman Executive Director, U.S. UCAN Internet