As a national leader in videoconferencing transmission technology, the CenterNET2 network allows the user to effortlessly harness the most modern technologies with content on demand, bridging and Internet conversion capabilities, plus the latest in hardware and software delivery innovations. Add to that the advantages of new videoconferencing service partnerships with the Kentucky Community and Technical College System and Kentucky Educational Television, and CenterNET2 takes on an even more important role as the preeminent provider of data, voice and video service in our region.
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CenterNET2 is an interactive videoconferencing network with content on demand, H323 bridging capabilities, H323 to Internet conversion capabilities and the integration of the latest hardware and software delivery solutions. CenterNET2 is looked to as national model for delivery of content.
As headquarters for CenterNET2 , The Center for Rural Development continues to identify, cultivate and integrate the technologies and partnerships to develop the program into a model system capable of both content delivery and reception in multiple formats.
CenterNET2 has already become a statewide videoconferencing platform by incorporating 164 sites into the network; including all Kentucky Community and Technical College campuses across the state. CenterNET2 technology is currently being used to connect educators throughout Kentucky, creating a statewide virtual education community. Administrators can now meet virtually - and in real time - saving dollars, time away from work, and hours behind the steering wheel. Many school leaders are now able to attend meetings that they would not have been able to otherwise. Instructors can access workshops and other professional development opportunities, including certification and licensure programs through higher education and community college institutions. Many Kentucky students are already accessing critical content, like calculus, science and language courses, that they otherwise wouldn't have had within their reach. Connections between Kentucky students, professionals and their peers in places such as China, Australia, Indonesia, England, Ireland and others are becoming more frequent as the world continues to shrink through state-of-the-art communications. Partnership ventures continue to be formed with content providers such as the Ky. Community & Technical College System (KCTCS), Eastern Ky. University (EKU), Ky. Educational Television (KET) and the University of Ky. Museum of Science and Industry to bring world-class opportunities to all Kentucky students and teachers.
For a complete list of videoconferencing options and benefits available through CenterNET2, please contact us today!
The Center’s CenterNET2 network receives national award for innovative distance learning programming
The Center for Rural Development’s CenterNET2 videoconferencing network has garnered national recognition from the nation’s leading distance learning advocacy organization for its innovative educational programming.
Somerset students participate in global videoconference at The Center through CenterNET2
Most every student has seen the trivia-driven quiz show “Jeopardy!” played out during nightly TV broadcasts.
But not every student has had a chance to compete against interstate rivals in a version of the fast-paced game played out in real-time during an international videoconferencing event.
CenterNET2 videoconference links Lincoln County history students with Holocaust survivors in New York
This month, about 65 students at Lincoln County High School didn’t have to read about the Holocaust in their history books to learn more about one of the most horrific events of the 20th Century.
That’s because state-of-the-art, cutting edge technology available through the statewide CenterNET2 videoconferencing network bridged a nearly 800-mile gap to bring those students face to face with two Holocaust survivors.
CenterNET2 has already become a statewide videoconferencing platform by incorporating 164 sites into the network; including all Kentucky Community and Technical College campuses across the state. CenterNET2 technology is currently being used to connect educators throughout Kentucky, creating a statewide virtual education community. Administrators can now meet virtually - and in real time - saving dollars, time away from work, and hours behind the steering wheel. Many school leaders are now able to attend meetings that they would not have been able to otherwise. Instructors can access workshops and other professional development opportunities, including certification and licensure programs through higher education and community college institutions. Many Kentucky students are already accessing critical content, like calculus, science and language courses, that they otherwise wouldn't have had within their reach. Connections between Kentucky students, professionals and their peers in places such as China, Australia, Indonesia, England, Ireland and others are becoming more frequent as the world continues to shrink through state-of-the-art communications. Partnership ventures continue to be formed with content providers such as the Ky. Community & Technical College System (KCTCS), Eastern Ky. University (EKU), Ky. Educational Television (KET) and the University of Ky. Museum of Science and Industry to bring world-class opportunities to all Kentucky students and teachers. 
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