These participating school districts can take classes offered by Boise State University, or they can share high school courses among themselves. The dial-up component of this DLN system also allows remote sites from around the country to be added as a participant in a video conference or course. The DLN is used to deliver college level academic and vocational courses, continuing education, high school credit courses, video conferencing, and specialty training courses. Ultimately, the DLN is designed to help bring more educational opportunities to Idaho's rural communities. The DLN system can best be described as a hub for compressed digital video activity in SouthWest Idaho.
Similar hubs are in various stages of construction throughout the state.
This site was developed to assist DLN consortium members who are participating in the two-way interactive compressed digital video project. This site contains information pertaining to the development of the DLN system. Additionally, this site is designed to be an on-line access point for students, teachers, administrators, and others interested in using the DLN System. You may learn more about the DLN by clicking on the topic areas listed in the toolbar to the left.