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Location
Global or multi-regional
Training topics
Wireless and fixed broadband
Training type
Online self-paced
Languages
English
Course level

Introductory

Event email contact
thierry.geiger@itu.int
Price
$0.00

Event organizer(s)

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Description

This course is based on two ITU products: The Last-Mile Connectivity Internet Solutions Guide and Broadband Connectivity Toolkit. The Last-Mile Connectivity Internet Solutions Guide was developed to support the design and development of programmes and interventions that address the lack of Internet infrastructure availability in certain areas and high Internet service prices that make Internet connectivity unaffordable for local populations.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:  

  • Understand the steps for identifying and selecting affordable and sustainable technology for connecting a locality to broadband transport backbones (Middle-Mile connections for localities, schools, hospitals etc.).

  • Understand the steps for identifying and selecting affordable and sustainable technology for creating last mile connectivity for localities. 

  • Determine a network topology for a multiple objects network.  

This course will be delivered using self-paced online learning. Participants will reinforce their understanding of the topics studied by drawing on their specific environments and are encouraged to consult with colleagues who are working on a relevant topic. The following methods will be used for this course 

• Self-study materials 

• Reference documents  

• Knowledge check

Final Quiz counts as 100% of the total score  

Pass mark is 80% to obtain the ITU digital badge. 

Module 1: Roadmaps for Connecting the Last Mile

Module 2: Technology and Tools for Middle and Last Mile Connectivity Network Design

Module 3: Outside of the Box Interventions for Connecting the Last Mile Policy Financing 

Registration information

Unless specified otherwise, all ITU Academy training courses are open to all interested professionals, irrespective of their race, ethnicity, age, gender, religion, economic status and other diverse backgrounds. We strongly encourage registrations from female participants, and participants from developing countries. This includes least developed countries, small island developing states and landlocked developing countries.

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