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IBM has announced a new online programme to allow students at more than 2,100 institutions in India, China, Singapore and Vietnam to enhance their credentials for growing number of technology positions in the region.
Oracle has completed training of twelve Egyptian teachers as part of its educational program to boost IT skills in the country.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates has said he would help Indonesian students obtain free software and inexpensive personal computers to gain greater access to the Internet.
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen is to chair a five-member jury of the Infosys Science Foundation, set up by IT bellwether Infosys Technologies Ltd.
Education services provider Educomp Solutions plans to invest about Rs 125 crore to set up over 500 tutorial centres by 2010.
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. has signed a MOU with Rajasthan government to set up a Mahindra Pride School in Jaipur to provide vocational training and livelihood skills to the socially weaker sections of society.
Reliance Communications has announced the launch of an exclusive educational portal on Reliance mobile phones. The portal offers a bouquet of information on exam results, admissions, mock tests, school and college lists as well as career...
Intel Technology India Pvt. Ltd. today marked the first anniversary of the Intel Teach program in Chhattisgarh by donating 300 PCs to the State government for the benefit of government-run schools.
Hyderabad based IT education company SQL Star, launched an e-learning portal which aims to promote systematic changes in the current teaching-learning paradigms in Indian education.
Stressing computers in school education is a very good idea, but it is also important to teach students structured thinking in different disciplines, according to Pronab Sen, India’s chief statistician.