Community College Needs For Broadband Mickey Slimp, Ed.D Northeast Texas Network (NETnet) Outline for a Formula:

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Community College Needs For Broadband Mickey Slimp, Ed.D Northeast Texas Network (NETnet) Outline for a Formula:

Elements of Need Internet Student Access – Local Services (based on simultaneous users/LMS plus library/student support) – Externally Hosted Services – Richness of Local Content (text based/web conferencing/ desktop video/video-on-demand) – Redundant sources/redundant pathways

Elements of Need Interactive Video Services – Simultaneous Classes (0.3 mbps to 2mbps per course) – Picture and Content (increases bandwidth for effectiveness) – Desktop Support (technology used + number of access points)

Elements of Need VoIP Support Shared Wide-Area Ethernet (10 mbps/100 mbps/1 gbps) Residential Students (400 mbps per current student download)

Additional VPNs – External Campuses – Corporate Partners – Healthcare – Campus Security Elements of Need

WebServers – College Access and Activities – Community Partnerships – Athletics – Special Projects

Current Structure OC-3 Based (155 mbps) Broadband Commodity Internet (30 – 75 mbps) Redundant providers for 0 – 100+ mbps

Three Year Need Minimum 150 mbps Commodity Internet mbps per 1000 classroom students. 2 mbps download capacity per residential student Broadband and Internet redundancy Minimum 50 mbps throughput to Internet2 10 mbps/100 mbps wide area Ethernet. Goal: Minimum 1 gbps Broadband for campus sites with 500+ FTE

For More Information Contact: Mickey Slimp, Executive Director Northeast Texas Consortium of Colleges and Universities (NETnet) (cell)