Resources for Technology education and workforce development in Northern New Mexico.

Network Measurement
(NM4All)
​ Network Measurement 4 All (NM4All) was designed after a group of researchers spent time in Northern New Mexico collecting measurements of cellular network performance and availability in the region. They found strong allyship and support in the people living in the area and received many questions about how citizens could go about collecting their own measurements to share with others in their community and to advocate for network resources. The NM4All curriculum is designed to educate a wide range of learners in a variety of settings, including K-12 classrooms, after school programs, community workshops, and college courses. After engaging with the NM4All curriculum, learners should be able to:
  1. Discuss why it is important to measure network performance in different places.
  2. Distinghuish between various network performance metrics, including data rate, latency, and jitter.
  3. Correlate the impacts that different network measurements have on how well the network is working.
  4. Collect network measurements on their own device using one of the recommended mobile apps.
  5. Contribute collected network measurements to the NM4All map.
  6. Analyze the NM4All map and other cellular coverage maps to provide insights about places where more measurements are needed and where better connectivity might be needed.
Check back for new ideas & resources to support STEAM Learning in Northern NM.
Do you have other great STEAM ideas and resources to share? Let us know by sending an email to nmsteamhub@gmail.com.
The STEAM Hub of Northern New Mexico is a collective action initiative of the Northern New Mexico STEAM Coalition. This free public resource was developed with support from the LANL Foundation, the Los Alamos National Laboratory and Triad National Security, LLC, and the Community Learning Network.

We also appreciate the contributions of: New Mexico TechWorks, LANL Major Subcontractors Consortium and New Mexico Foundation, Internet Society and Internet Society Chapter of New Mexico, New Mexico Gas, NSF Smart and Connected Communities  Opportunity Santa Fe, CLN Youth Ambassadors, volunteers and interns from AmeriCorps Vista, North Central Department of Economic Development from New Mexico and regional STEAM advocates, organizations and agencies.
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