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| 197 | BT removes mobile data charges for BBC Bitesize educational content (簡訳:BTはBBCBitesize教育コンテンツのモバイルデータ料金を削除します) | ----------- | |
| ComputerWeekly.com | 2021-01-12 00:50 | ????0? | |
| In addition to the UK government being severely criticised by the Public Accounts Committee for a litany of failure in rolling out broadband across the UK, recent research revealed that UK households could be overspending on their broadband services, with significant numbers not switching broadband networks for fear of losing their connection or the perceived hassle of switching.In a first-of-its-kind agreement to support such accessibility, the BT and BBC deal will see customers of EE, BT Mobile and PlusNet Mobile accessing BBC Bitesize for educational purposes will be able to watch, read and interact with as much immersive content as they need, even if they have run out of data. To make the process as easy as possible for families, no registration will be required, with zero-rated access to educational Bitesize content through the BBC website and Bitesize app made automatically.“With the pandemic forcing schools to close again we should not allow a lack of digital access to further impact children’s education. This is why I’m delighted we have agreed this partnership with BT to remove data charges when accessing the BBC’s brilliant Bitesize content,” commented BBC director-general Tim Davie. “The BBC will continue to do all we can to ensure every child, whatever their circumstances, can continue to access vital educational materials during this time.”Core elements of the scheme include unlimited mobile data for EE and BT Mobile customers without a fixed connection in partnership with DfE; free Wi-Fi vouchers for schools and charities to distribute to those who need it most, so that disadvantaged kids and those without a network connection can access home learning resources; and zero-rating of two of the most popular educational websites.Commenting on the BBC Bitesize offer, Marc Allera, CEO of BT Group’s consumer division, remarked: “We want to ensure that no child is left behind in their education as a result of this pandemic, and recognise that we all have a role we can play to help families and carers continue their children’s education while schools are closed. That’s why…we’re proud to partner with the BBC and be the first network to zero-rate BBC Bitesize and allow all of our mobile customers to access its incredible content without using up any data.” -- ???????? | |||
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