Utah Education and Telehealth Network

Welcome to UETN We network for education and healthcare

The COVID-19 pandemic and the CARES Act have provided UETN with unique challenges and opportunities in 2020 and going forward. As one of the nation’s premiere broadband and educational broadcast networks, UETN responded quickly in support of Utah’s K-12 schools, technical colleges, institutions of higher education and public libraries, as well as patients and healthcare providers throughout the state. Thanks to collaborative relationships with lawmakers, the Governor’s office, and education and healthcare leaders, we worked with technology and telecom providers to continue delivering services to Utahns in urban, suburban and rural areas. Because this critical work is funded by the public, we pride ourselves on building collaborative partnerships and creating cost efficiencies and innovations that stretch every dollar to benefit those whom we serve. During these challenging times, access to quality education and healthcare is critical for everyone, regardless of location or circumstance. Our teamwork and technology serve to meet that need. UETN empowers educators and learners, providers and patients statewide. We invite you to learn more about us in the following pages and at our website www.uen.org.

Robert Wagner Ray Timothy Chair, UETN Governing Board CEO and Executive Director, UETN As of today there are 40,149 educators assigned in CACTUS to a public LEA and USDB. 32,361 are classroom or SPED educators.

There are 1,022 schools with enrollments in grades K-12.

Utah Education and Telehealth Network Strategic Plan 2020-2025 UETN serves customers UEN.ORG UTN.ORG We network for education and healthcare throughout Utah PURPOSE We connect people and technologies to improve education and healthcare in Utah. UETN services match the priorities and missions of the institutions we serve.

INITIATIVES UETN SERVES: IN SUPPORT OF: AND THEIR MISSION TO PROVIDE:

NETWORK Grow capacity > Anticipate and plan for demand and other exigencies > Manage security risk > Support We will administer a secure, High Performance Computing for research > Merge UEN and UTN infrastructure > Leverage peering advanced, and stable network. 665,306 students • Educational Equity Utah Public 40,149 educators • Quality Learning APPLICATIONS Align to core needs and standards > Support certificate and degree programs of our partners > Maximize K-12 Education We will curate and support high cost savings and collaborations through consortia > Improve accessibility 1,022 schools • System Values quality resources and tools. (USBE Fingertip Facts, 2019-2020) (USBE Excellence for Each Student, 2020) SUSTAINABILITY Be transparent and efficient > Maximize E-Rate and HealthCare Connect > Seek grants and partnerships > We will secure ongoing funding Leverage state and national initiatives > Liaise with appropriators and partners for our work. 189,021 students • A ordable Participation BROADCAST Utah System of Program content to educate and inspire > Produce new media > Engage with and amplify the work of 41,625 faculty and sta • Timely Completion We will deliver programs and community partners > Build capacity with emerging media platforms: cross reality media, live linear Higher Education • Innovative Discovery projects to benefit our community. streaming, NextGen TV, and others > Collaborate with peer stations 16 institutions

(USHE Data Book, 2020) (A State of Opportunity 2025) TELEHEALTH Foster telehealth adoption and deployment > Serve as a regional Telehealth Resource Center > Develop We will assist health care valuable and timely telemedicine resources > Serve as a neutral convener for telehealth initiatives > organizations to achieve the triple Maintain HIPAA compliant systems and environment > Advance access to telehealth services aim of reduced costs, higher quality, • Technically-skilled workers to Utah and increased patient satisfaction. employers Utah System of 31,990 students • Promotion of local and statewide PROFESSIONAL LEARNING Coordinate and provide training for state-licensed software > Increase support for school administrators, Technical Colleges 8 technical colleges economic development We will provide excellent libraries and higher education > Provide opportunities to earn Ed Tech endorsement and related • Market-driven technical education professional learning experiences credentials > Produce quality multimedia professional learning content > Continue to understand and to support our stakeholders. promote progressive practices that enhance education through technology (Annual Report, 2020) (Annual Report, 2020)

OPERATIONS Support Board governance and Advisory Councils > Update policies and service catalog > Improve diversity We will make decisions and take and inclusion > Communicate our work through publications and media • Development, leadership and 134 public libraries and branches actions that match our values. Utah Public Libraries delivery of exceptional services Serving 3.2 million Utahns • Optimization of Utah’s investment PERFORMANCE INDICATORS 1. 100% of sites are connected at sufficient capacity to meet need 2. Network uptime and availability are We will track and report our 99.9% or greater 3. Number of videoconferencing classesclases for for education education and and telehealthtelehealth increaseincrease 4.4. Amount Amount (Utah State Library Division, 2020) (Utah State Library Division, 2020) performance, learn from and of telehealth technical assistance provided 5. Website, social media and app utilization metrics show make decisions using data. increased engagement 6. Data show cost savings through consortia purchasing 7. Increase in PD-courses, credit hours, and endorsements completed 8. Finances are stable and sustainable 9. The percentage of • Increased access to health return on E-Rate and Rural Healthcare funds increases 10. The percentage of return on E-Rate and Rural 70+ rural and critical access care services Healthcare funds increases 11. Measures of staff and constituent satisfaction remain positive Rural and hospitals, community health • High quality care VALUES Urban Healthcare centers, clinics, dialysis centers and local health departments • A ordable care

Service: open, honest, clear and respectful interactions, Fiscal Responsibility: good stewardship, public trust documented policies and actions (UTN Site List, 2020) (UTN member mission statements, 2020) Empowered Staff: opportunities for professional growth, Innovation: new ideas and creative solutions, a responsible market-aligned compensation risk-taking culture Communication: seek input; give voice to staff and Diversity: inclusion and respect for all, staff and governance stakeholders, support engagement across platforms representative of all we serve Safety: welfare, security, and well-being of staff and Integrity: fairness, impartiality, balance, equity constituents

2 UpdatedUpdated by UETN by GoverningUETN Governing Board, Board, September April 20202021 3 UETN pays for the K-12 portion of the service, with SEDC, the Southwest Educational Development Center Public Libraries and Academic/ College Libraries in Cedar City; and SESC, the Southeastern Educational How do we benefiting from consortium pricing. Preschool Pioneer Service Center in Price. The RESA’s provide technical UETN services are integral to our mission of networking is UETN’s online library of resources for young support, technology services and professional for education and healthcare. They include: Networking, children and their parents and caregivers. development to the LEA’s within their service area. serve Utah? Application, Support, Telehealth and Operational Services. WEB CONFERENCING – UETN licenses and supports E-RATE SUPPORT – UETN assists Utah public school desktop-based conferencing that creates a live, virtual districts, charter schools, private schools, libraries, classroom, office or conference room with two-way Head Start programs and healthcare providers 1. Networking Services learners of all ages; First Nations Experience (FNX) 9.3 audio, video, interactive whiteboard, computer to obtain E-Rate and Healthcare Connect Fund shows programs by and about American Indian and desktop sharing, one-on-one interviews and chat. reimbursements for broadband circuit costs. The Networking Services extend and maintain UETN’s Indigenous people; and NHK World-Japan 9.4 offers Tools available consist of ZOOM, Webex and programs are part of the Federal Communication wide area Internet and public TV networks. Students, English-language news and lifestyle programming traditional VC classroom equipment. These tools aide Commission’s Universal Service Fund. Consumers, library patrons, parents, educators, patients and from Japan. in interactive classrooms, mentoring, virtual office such as cell phone users, pay into this fund as a part healthcare providers all benefit from these services. hours and presentations that include district wide of their monthly bills. With UETN’s E-Rate and INTERNET FILTERING – UETN licenses content-filtering WIDE AREA NETWORK (WAN) – The Network administrative collaborations. Healthcare Connect Fund support, Utah schools, software on behalf of Utah K-12 public schools, and libraries and healthcare facilities are laying claim infrastructure carries high speed Internet data and TEACHING AND LEARNING TOOLS – UETN provides public libraries to limit child exposure to harmful to millions of reimbursement dollars set aside for real-time applications including video conferencing Utah educators, faculty, and pre-service educators content such as violence and pornography. In addition education and healthcare. UETN provides support to communities throughout the state. UETN connects with tools they need to teach effectively. UETN to protecting children, this enables Utah schools and and training to schools and libraries across the State all public educational institutions at a minimum of also supports various web projects aligned to state libraries to meet requirements of the Children’s Internet in their efforts to file their E-Rate applications for 1Gbps and healthcare sites at 100MB-1Gbps. Network education goals, such as STEM (Science, Technology, Protection Act (CIPA) and maintain eligibility to receive School and Library Local Area Network infrastructure engineers and staff research, design, build, monitor Engineering and Math) learning resources and E-Rate funding. UETN also provides and coordinates including, but not limited to, WiFi equipment. The and contract with multiple Utah Financial Literacy. UETN’s eMedia service includes internet filtering with healthcare facilities. Schools and Libraries that applied have been funded service providers across the state. more than 20,000 videos, images and open educational $22 Million+ over the past 5 years. This partnership benefits businesses 2. Application Services resources. UETN works closely with the Utah State and homeowners who gain Board of Education (USBE) to develop curriculum increased bandwidth because Working with stakeholders, UETN licenses or applications such as the Utah Core Curriculum 4. Telehealth Services UETN is the anchor tenant for their develops multiple applications that meet education and Database with curated lesson plans, applications, UETN strengthens Utah’s healthcare safety net local community. telehealth needs. This optimizes cost efficiencies through and links. by connecting rural and critical access hospitals, shared support, infrastructure and procurement. INTERNET ACCESS – UETN manages a large data clinics, community health centers, dialysis centers network used by the State of Utah to support the UETN VIDEO CONFERENCING (VC) – UETN VC is 3. Support Services and local health departments in rural and medically state’s growth and economic development goals. It also Utah’s high quality, high definition, conferencing system Support Services provide learning assistance to the underserved communities. High quality broadband provides the capacity for more than 640Gbps (gigabits for education, telehealth and government. Thousands users of UETN infrastructure and applications. and cyber security services allow secure access to per second) of Internet traffic from several diverse of students and educators use it every day for live, mission-critical applications, such as remote-hosted providers to connect Utah schools and universities, instructor led courses, collaborative meetings, training PROFESSIONAL LEARNING – UETN provides electronic medical records, practice management State and county agencies, libraries, clinics and and other special educational events. UETN VC also courses, workshops and presentations to help end- systems, and lab, pharmacy and radiology information hospitals. The Network saves Utah institutions incorporates robust desktop video conferencing options users (teachers, faculty, librarians, principals and systems. Telehealth services, such as telestroke, thousands of dollars per month by purchasing allowing students, instructors, and administrators to clinicians) use technology and Network infrastructure tele-oncology, and tele-pharmacy, delivered over Internet access in bulk from multiple competing collaborate from almost anywhere. services effectively. UETN offers technology the network expand patient care services in rural service providers. integration support in-person and via Canvas LMS, communities. Care coordination, chronic disease LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (LMS) – Working UEN-PDTV videos and the Homeroom podcast. Our management, behavioral health services and NETWORK SUPPORT AND SECURITY MONITORING– with other Utah institutions, UETN licenses and professionals work closely with district and school healthcare provider training are widely facilitated via Network Support continuously tracks, reports and supports software to manage online components of leaders to provide workshops specific to local school UETN. Telehealth services include access to a HIPAA manages Internet, data, and video traffic on UETN’s in-person and online classes; a shared platform for needs including license endorsements and technology compliant telemedicine platform for healthcare Wide Area Network (WAN). Security monitoring information sharing and collaboration. UETN contracts credentials for teachers. providers to connect directly to their patients detects attacks on the Network, identifies miscreant with Utah-based Instructure for its Canvas LMS. The regardless of location. REGIONAL SUPPORT – tools and trends, and mitigates infrastructure Network regularly convenes higher and public The UETN Operation Center vulnerabilities. UETN provides in-depth leadership education partners who work collaboratively to and UETN Field Operations provide 24x7 monitoring, 5. Operational Services in security training and works in partnership with maximize this service. management and regional assistance to the data national and global security organizations to avert and VC network. In addition, UETN helps sustain These business functions provide the operational UTAH’S ONLINE LIBRARY – large threats and incidents. This statewide service four Regional Education Service Agencies (RESA) with foundation for UETN’s networking, application, purchases online library resources from national technical support, instructional technology support support and telehealth services. They include basic BROADCAST – Through a robust network of suppliers at consortium discounts. The Library provides and personnel funding. The agencies include NUES, operations and maintenance, administration, translators, UEN-TV broadcasts statewide: UEN-TV Utahns access to research sources such as newspaper Northeastern Utah Educational Services in Heber City; accounting, internal telecommunications, utilities, 9.1 provides a full schedule of programs to engage articles, magazines, professional journals and eBooks. CUES, Central Utah Educational Services in Richfield; database backups and internal security tools. 4 5 MONTICELLO HIGH SCHOOL La Sal La Sal Bald Mesa Mesa Monticello USU JO WHITEHORSE HIGH SCHOOL CHOOL DISTRICT CHOOL SAN JUAN S Montezuma Creek BLANDING Moab Dutch John Dutch John NAV A NATION USU Vernal MONTEZUMA CREEK MONTEZUMA SCHOOL ELEMENTARY VERNAL Gbps = Gigabits/second UINTAH GRAND DISTRICT SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL White Mesa Mesa MOAB Manila BLUFF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Blanding SAN JUAN SAN JUAN TSE’BII’NIDZISGAI SCHOOL ELEMENTARY Roosevelt MEDIA CENTER MEDIA CENTER Mexican Hat Mexican Mexican Hat Mexican DAGGETT DISTRICT SCHOOL Green River Green East Carbon MONUMENT VALLEY VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Altamont Monument Valley Duchesne JO UINTAH BASIN UINTAH DUCHESNE DISTRICT SCHOOL TECHNICAL COLLEGE NAV A NATION Bandwidth measured by peak 95th percentile. UETN NOC 11/20 peak 95th percentile. by Bandwidth measured of Utah, etc. State healthcare, *Libraries, Total Utilization Total 202.2 Gbps Public Education Public 107.17 Gbps 53% Higher Education 62.68 Gbps 31% Other Traffic* 32.35 Gbps 16% Overall Bandwidth Utilization Overall Tabiona CARBON DISTRICT SCHOOL EMERY DISTRICT SCHOOL Navajo Mountain Price Helper Evanston, WY Evanston, NAVAJO MOUNTAIN MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL ICROWAVE UVU CAPITOL REEF UVU CAPITOL FIELD STATION USU M

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THERNET S SANPETE DISTRICT SCHOOL Garden City Garden (POP) PARK CITYCITY SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT E

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As of June 30, 2020 Wide Area Network $26,795,058 52.36% STATE KUEN FEDERAL OTHER UETN SERVICES TOTAL APPROP GRANT E-RATE FUNDING* Operational Services $5,076,798 9.92% Interactive Video NETWORKING SERVICES $29,443,580 $15,663,944 $13,082 $13,490,736 $275,820 Conferencing (IVC) $4,078,171 7.97% Wide Area Network (WAN) 26,795,058 13,291,241 13,082 13,490,736 – Internal Network Support 1,893,173 1,893,173 – – – Learning Management External Network Support 755,349 479,530 – – 275,820 Systems (LMS) $2,970,948 5.80% APPLICATION SERVICES 10,241,362 9,590,802 572,861  77,699 Teaching and Interactive Video Conferencing (IVC) 4,078,171 4,078,171 – – – Learning Tools $2,695,661 5.27% Learning Management Systems (LMS) 2,970,948 2,933,768 37,180 – – Teaching and Learning Tools 2,695,661 2,255,505 362,457 – 77,699 Broadcast Services $2,147,831 4.20% Utah’s Online Library 496,581 323,357 173,224 – – SUPPORT SERVICES 2,239,793 2,000,456 239,337   Telehealth Services $2,024,953 3.96% Training 1,175,766 1,152,868 22,898 – – Internal Network Regional Support 532,959 532,959 – – – Support $1,893,173 3.70% E-Rate Support 531,068 314,629 216,439 – – BROADCAST SERVICES 2,147,831 146,372 1,841,009  160,450 Training $1,175,766 2.30% Broadcast Services 2,147,831 146,372 1,841,009 – 160,450 External Network OPERATIONAL SERVICES 5,076,798 3,827,320 1,232,677  16,801 Support $755,349 1.47% Operational Services 5,076,798 3,827,320 1,232,677 – 16,801 Regional Support $532,959 1.04% TELEHEALTH SERVICES 2,024,953 1,085,715 248,952  690,286 Interactive Video Conferencing (IVC) 2,024,953 1,085,715 248,952 – 690,286 E-Rate Support $531,068 1.04% TOTAL $51,174,318 $32,314,609 $4,147,917 $13,490,736 $1,221,056 Utah’s Online Library $496,581 0.97% PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL REVENUE 100.00% 63.15% 8.10% 26.36% 2.39% TOTAL $51,174,318 100% *Note: "Other Funding" is comprised of miscellaneous grants and reimbursements from Public Ed, Higher Ed, and Department of Technology Services.

Estimates as of June 30, 2020 UETN services by customer UETN Budget by customer

As of June 30, 2020 PUBLIC HIGHER OTHER UETN SERVICES TOTAL EDUCATION EDUCATION CUSTOMERS

NETWORKING SERVICES $29,443,580 $19,967,004 $6,349,498 $3,127,078 Public Education $29,565,424 57.77% Wide Area Network (WAN) 26,795,058 18,220,640 5,894,913 2,679,506 Higher Education $14,175,081 27.70% Internal Network Support 1,893,173 1,248,308 324,939 319,926 External Network Support 755,349 498,057 129,646 127,646 Telehealth $2,024,953 3.96% APPLICATION SERVICES 10,241,362 4,132,290 5,821,200 287,872 Libraries $1,802,953 3.52% Interactive Video Conferencing (IVC) 4,078,171 856,416 3,099,410 122,345 Learning Management Systems (LMS) 2,970,948 980,413 1,990,535 – Other $1,014,161 1.98% Teaching and Learning Tools 2,695,661 2,129,934 565,727 – Utah’s Online Library 496,581 165,527 165,527 165,527 Technical Colleges $743,718 1.46% SUPPORT SERVICES 2,239,793 1,717,122 282,184 240,488 State Government $563,423 1.10% Training 1,175,766 823,036 282,184 70,546 Regional Support 532,959 532,959 – – General Public $450,738 0.88% E-Rate Support 531,068 361,126 – 169,942 BROADCAST SERVICES 2,147,831 601,393 300,696 1,245,742 Community Broadcast Services 2,147,831 601,393 300,696 1,245,742 Learning Centers $450,738 0.88% OPERATIONAL SERVICES 5,076,798 3,147,615 1,421,504 507,680 Private Schools $383,128 0.75% Operational Services 5,076,798 3,147,615 1,421,504 507,680 TELEHEALTH SERVICES 2,024,953 – – 2,024,953 TOTAL $51,174,318 100% Interactive Video Conferencing (IVC) 2,024,953 – – 2,024,953 Estimates as of June 30, 2020 TOTAL $51,174,318 $29,565,424 $14,175,081 $7,433,813

PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL EXPENSES 100.00% 57.77% 27.70% 14.53%

Totals in these tables may not re ect precise summaries of the data since amounts less than one dollar are rounded. 8 9 Advisory Councils UETN Governing Board 2020-2021

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RickRick Gaisford, Gaisford, BA BA BradBrad Last, Last, MBA MBA SarahSarah Woolsey, Woolsey, MD, MD, FAAFP FAAFP BrittanyBrittany Ly, Ly,MPH MPH Robert Wagner, PhD Patty Norman, PhD David Brotherson, MEd ChairChair RepresentativeRepresentative Utah Utah State State ChairChair DiabetesDiabetes Health Health Program Program Specialist, Specialist, Chair Vice-Chair Duchesne County School UtahUtah State State Board Board of Education of Education LegislatureLegislature MedicalMedical Director, Director, Comagine Comagine UtahUtah Department Department of Health of Health Utah State University Utah State Board of Education District USBEUSBE and andTCC TCC UtahUtah Legislature Legislature (House) (House) OtherOther Organizations Organizations At-LargeAt-Large Represents: Higher Education Represents: Public Education Represents: Public Education ShellyShelly L. Belflower,L. Belflower, MBA MBA ScotScot McCombs, McCombs, BS BS PrestonPreston Marx, Marx, CPHIMS CPHIMS MichelleMichelle McOmber, McOmber, MBA, MBA, (435) 797-0945 (801) 538-7760 (435) 738-1241 Vice-ChairVice-Chair CanyonsCanyons School School District District Vice-ChairVice-Chair CAECAE [email protected] patty.norman@schools. [email protected] utah.gov WeberWeber State State University University DistrictDistrict IT Directors IT Directors VP, InformationVP, Information Systems Systems CEO,CEO, Utah Utah Medical Medical Association Association andand Support Support Services Services OtherOther Organizations Organizations UtahUtah Teaching Teaching Technologies Technologies TonyTony Pellegrini, Pellegrini, EdD EdD CouncilCouncil UintahUintah Basin Basin Medical Medical Center Center SouthernSouthern Utah Utah University University MemberMember Hospital, Hospital, Clinic, Clinic, Health Health EricEric Packer, Packer, MBA MBA LesliLesli Baker, Baker, MEd, MEd, MLIS MLIS TeacherTeacher Education Education Faculty Faculty DepartmentDepartment Administrator,Administrator, Laura Busby Ben Dalton, EdD Colleen Eggett, MLS Utah Valley University CedarCedar City City Hospital Hospital Utah Valley Kane School Utah State Utah Valley University HalHal Raymond, Raymond, MS MS Brenda Bartholomew, RN RN AcademicAcademic Libraries Libraries Brenda Bartholomew, RuralRural Representative Representative University District Library WeberWeber School School District District ChiefChief Nursing Nursing Officer, Officer, Gunnison Gunnison Represents: Higher Education Represents: Public Education Represents: State Library LauraLaura Banda, Banda, MS, MS, MEd MEd OnlineOnline Schools Schools ValleyValley Hospital Hospital ZoëZoë Robbins, Robbins, PMH-NP PMH-NP CenterCenter for Creativity,for Creativity, Innovation Innovation RuralRural Representative Representative PsychiatricPsychiatric Mental Mental Health Health Nurse Nurse (801) 863-8456 (435) 644-2550 (801) 715-6770 andand Discovery Discovery DienaDiena Simmons, Simmons, MA MA Practitioner,Practitioner, Clinical Clinical Instructor, Instructor, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] KBYU David Blodgett, MD MD College of Nursing, University of Utah CharterCharter School School Administrators Administrators KBYU David Blodgett, College of Nursing, University of Utah UtahUtah Public Public Media Media HealthHealth Officer, Officer, Southwest Southwest Utah Utah At-LargeAt-Large KimberleyKimberley Bartel, Bartel, MPA MPA PublicPublic Health Health Department Department UtahUtah Department Department of Workforce of Workforce ClintClint Stephens, Stephens, MSSE MSSE MemberMember Hospital, Hospital, Clinic, Clinic, Health Health DonnaDonna Singer, Singer, MS MS ServicesServices SouthwestSouthwest Educational Educational DepartmentDepartment ConsultantConsultant Jared Haines, MA Stephen Hess, PhD Scott Langford, MHA DevelopmentDevelopment Cente Center r At-LargeAt-Large UtahFuturesUtahFutures Utah System of Technical The University of Utah Beaver Valley Hospital TechTech Trainers Trainers and andC-Forum C-Forum JaydenJayden Brian, Brian, BS BS and Utah System of TelehealthTelehealth Manager, Manager, Wayne Wayne Anthony Torres Colleges TimTim Benson Benson Anthony Torres Higher Education Represents: Utah Telehealth JasonJason Strate, Strate, MS MS CommunityCommunity Health Health Center Center IT, UtahIT, Utah Navajo Navajo Health Health System System Represents: Utah System of IronIron School School District District (435) 438-7100 CentralCentral Utah Utah Educational Educational RuralRural Representative Representative andand Blue Blue Mountain Mountain Hospital Hospital Technical Colleges Represents: Higher Education HighHigh School School CTE CTETeachers Teachers [email protected] ServicesServices MemberMember Hospital, Hospital, Clinic, Clinic, Health Health or Specialistsor Specialists TannerTanner Clark, Clark, DDS DDS (801) 341-6002 (801) 581-3100 PublicPublic Education Education DepartmentDepartment [email protected] [email protected] RCRC Callahan, Callahan, MEd MEd ChiefChief Clinical Clinical Officer, Officer, Denticare Denticare Management WeberWeber State State University University ToddTodd Weiler, Weiler, JD JD Management BrianBrian Wayling, Wayling, MBA MBA Utah State Senate At-Large Assistant VP Telehealth, DistanceDistance Ed. / Ed. Canvas / Canvas Admins Admins Utah State Senate At-Large Assistant VP Telehealth, UtahUtah Legislature Legislature (Senate) (Senate) IntermountainIntermountain Healthcare Healthcare TomTom Cheatham, Cheatham, PhD PhD NateNate Creer, Creer, MBA MBA MemberMember Hospital, Hospital, Clinic, Clinic, Health Health David Long, MA Tad Morley, MHA Karen Peterson, MBA Product Manager, Telehealth TheThe University University of Utah of Utah BradBrad Welch Welch Product Manager, Telehealth DepartmentDepartment Beaver County School The University of Utah Interim CentraComCentraCom Interactive Interactive UniversityUniversity of Utah of Utah Health Health District Hospital and Clinics ResearchResearch Network Network Represents: Office of the Rural Telecommunications The TheUniversity University of Utah of Utah Health Health Rural Telecommunications Represents: Public Education Represents: Utah Telehealth Governor MarieMarie Erickson Erickson SciencesSciences Center Center UtahUtah State State Libraries Libraries KimKim Ziebarth, Ziebarth, MEd MEd (435) 438-2291 (801) 585-9809 (801) 538-1342 Utah System of Technical LindaLinda S. Edelman,S. Edelman, PhD, PhD, PublicPublic Libraries Libraries Utah System of Technical [email protected]. [email protected] [email protected] Colleges MPHIL, RN Colleges MPHIL, RN ut.us JeremyJeremy Ferkin Ferkin UtahUtah System System of Technical of Technical AssociateAssociate Professor, Professor, College College of of CenturyLinkCenturyLink Interactive Interactive CollegesColleges – Office – Office Nursing,Nursing, University University of Utah of Utah UniversityUniversity of Utah of Utah Health Health UrbanUrban Telecommunications Telecommunications OpenOpen Position Position Greg Scherer, MS PublicPublic Libraries Libraries LockeLocke Ettinger, Ettinger, PhD, PhD, PT PT Ex-Officio: RichardRichard Gonzalez Gonzalez Davis Technical College ExecutiveExecutive Director, Director, Rural Rural UtahUtah System System of Higher of Higher Education Education OpenOpen Position Position Ray Timothy, PhD HealthHealth Association Association of Utah of Utah Represents: Higher Education/ UETN Executive Director UtahUtah System System of Higher of Higher UtahUtah System System of Technical of Technical RuralRural Representative Representative Technical Colleges Education–Education– Diversity Diversity Officers Officers CollegesColleges – Campus – Campus (801) 581-6991 BettySue Hinkson, MSN, MSN, (801) 593-2455 [email protected] TiffanyTiffany Hall, Hall, EdD EdD BettySue Hinkson, [email protected] SaltSalt Lake Lake School School District District RN, RN,NCSN NCSN K-12K-12 Professional Professional Development Development SchoolSchool Nurse Nurse Coordinator Coordinator UtahUtah Department Department of Health of Health JulieJulie Hartley, Hartley, PhD PhD EducationEducation and andResearch Research Interim Interim Jenifer Lloyd,JD, JD,MSPH MSPH UtahUtah System System of Higher of Higher Education Education Jenifer Lloyd, DeputyDeputy Director, Director, Association Association ChiefChief Academic Academic Officers Officers for Utahfor Utah Community Community Health Health OtherOther Organizations Organizations

10 Through December 2020 11 UETN by the numbers

UETN CONNECTS MORE THAN + 1.6 MILLION 70 PAGEVIEWS OF 665,306 HOSPITALS, COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS,

K-12 STUDENTS AT 1,022 SCHOOLS AND FACILITIES CLINICS, LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS, AND DIALYSIS CENTERS 5.5 million+ unique visits to uen.org, UTAH’S PUBLIC MEDIA MILLION WEBSITE FOR EDUCATION POTENTIAL 189,021 3.2 PATRONS EDUCATORS AND AT1 34 page POSTSECONDARY PUBLIC STAFF FROM PRE-K 70,884 views BRANCHES STUDENTS AND TRAINEES LIBRARIES & THROUGH COLLEGE OF PRESCHOOL PIONEER AND ESCUELA PREESCOLAR, UTAH’S LIBRARY FOR YOUNG LEARNERS UNIQUE 50,000 CLASSROOM 1,600+ VIDEO SESSIONS EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY SITES AND HEALTHCARE FACILITIES CONNECTED VIA UETN’S 475,871 VIA CONFERENCING FOR K-12 STUDENTS THE 2020 SCHOLASTIC YEAR WIDE AREA NETWORK AND 1 MILLION PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMMING ON KUEN’S BROADCAST CHANNELS: 215,415 UEN-TV 9.1 | FNX 9.3 | NHK WORLD-JAPAN 9.4 HIGHER ED STUDENTS –HOUSEHOLDS– ENROLLED IN COURSES DELIVERED THROUGH CANVAS LMS EMEDIA GROWTH: 11,372 Open Educational Resources (OER) 15,992 101 Resource Collaboration 25.3 Groups 241,079 PARTICIPATED IN 20,000+ Digital Instructional VISITS TO EMEDIA HOURS Resources 176,194 OF IN TELECOMMUNICATION FUNDS UETN PROFESSIONAL RECOVERED FOR UTAH SCHOOLS VIEWS OF VIDEOS ON LEARNING FOR THROUGH THE E-RATE PROGRAM 203,545 UETN WEB PAGES EDUCATORS Fund Year 2019

As of November 2020

Updated December 10, 2020