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1 The Kuh-ke-nah Network Using Broadband Connections for Rural and Remote Community Development for the National Rural Conference Red Deer, Alberta delivered via video conference Sioux Lookout, Ontario Presented by: Brian Beaton, K-Net Coordinator Dan Pellerin, Network Manager October 23, 2004

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3 Using Broadband Connections for Rural and Remote Community Development
Overview Using Broadband Connections for Rural and Remote Community Development Defining Broadband Community – Regional Networks vs Corporate Networks, ie. Who’s Network Following traditional trade and service patterns, ie. natural flows Building applications on the natural flows and partnerships

4 Who K-Net is A service based regional broadband network supporting local community networks Specializing in Remote and Rural communities with a primary emphasis on First Nation Communities An enabler of Information Communications Technologies An advocate for broadband deployment to Northwestern Ontario and in other parts of Canada A department of Keewaytinook Okimakanak, a not-for-profit First Nations organization delivering second level service support for member communities

5 What do we want to do with the technology?
Planning for the Use of ICTs with the Communities Harnessing new technologies to improve health, education and business development What do we want to do with the technology?

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7 K-Net Network

8 HOW WE GOT HERE ... Capacity Building
“From Potential to Practice: Telecommunications & Development in the Nishnawbe-Aski Nation” Capacity Building Local Area and Municipal Area Networking K-Net Account Penetration Community Access to the Internet Website Utilization Helpdesk Services Network Design and Strategy Development Affordable Network Access Growth in Digital Service in First Nations

9 Broadband Applications
Health Video consults. teleradiology Education KIHS Wahsa Economic Development training. Justice Sentencing circles Commerce On line businesses Governance Meetings, special events Communication Services Audio and video.

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11 MORE INFORMATION ABOUT K-NET
Website ( Brian Beaton Project Leader Dan Pellerin Network Manager K-Net Services at KNET (5638)


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