The survey by Sperling's Best Places found US schools made significant strides installing WiFi wireless networks in just one year. The top 50 wireless institutions, now on average, cover 98% of their campuses with wireless networks, compared with 64% 2004.
The survey by Sperling's Best Places found US schools made significant strides installing WiFi wireless networks in just one year. The top 50 wireless institutions, now on average, cover 98% of their campuses with wireless networks, compared with 64% 2004. 74% of these top 50 schools cover 100% of their grounds. Only 14% did in 2004.
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