Dec 01, 2017 2017-12-01
Mobile Learning
Closing the Homework Gap
Sprint and the Sprint Foundation aim to change the lives of 1 million high school students by giving them opportunities to reach their full potential. The 1Million Project is a multiyear initiative offering free mobile devices and free high-speed wireless internet connectivity to 1 million low-income, US high school students lacking a reliable source of internet access at home. The goal of this expansive new program is to eliminate the “Homework Gap” that puts low-income students at a major disadvantage because they do not have ready access to the internet for completing homework, communicating with teachers, or applying for jobs, scholarships, or college.
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