Is it worth your while to apply for e-rate? Your library’s technology plan needs to be in force in order to receive e-rate discounts; the traditional limit for E-rate plan approvals is three years. For assistance on writing a technology plan and applying for e-rate discounts the following resources may be helpful: WebJunction Connecticut pages on the Universal Service Fund. and technology planning. Connecticut’s checklist for technology plans and the 5 Required Elements of technology plans. The Universal Service Administrative Company Schools and Libraries Division. The State E-rate Coordinators Alliance (a.k.a. "e-rate central").
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