digitalLEARNINGMagazine by Elets
The Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) community in Sri Lanka will gather on June 26 to June 28, 2007 and discuss open source applications for Windows, in a bid to curb software piracy in the...
Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar (XIMB), India has tied up with Reliance ADAG company NIS Sparta to launch its first satellite-based training programmes in India.
Uganda’s Communications Commission (UCC) will spend USD$1 million to connect eighty secondary schools to the Internet.
Singapore-based Global Indian Foundation (GIF) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Gujarat (India) Government to set up world-class schools in the tribal districts of the state.
Now Indian students are receiving SMS service from foreign universities for on-the-spot registration. The use of IT tools has made easier for counsellors and representatives of foreign universities to contact Indian students.
India based online tutoring company TutorVista is targeting the Indian supplemental education market with a pilot project in the country.
Morrisville State College, Canada announced that the college has selected Meru Networks’ 802.11n wireless system for campus wide wireless deployment. This would be the fastest wireless network in the world.
There is a growing cluster of companies in the Northwest looking to capitalize on educational needs.
The Ministry of Education, UK has signed an agreement with European Union (EU) to install computers in approximately five thousand ICT enabled classrooms in schools.
East Sussex County Council in England is providing the Next Generation Network (NGN) to help schools meet national technology standards and provide the capacity for future developments in classroom e-Learning.
Danish IT company, Evisions Group and its Vietnamese partner will provide after school education in Vietnam by e-Learning mode with support from DANIDA.
The Boston Public Schools (BPS) of UK will launch the ‘Cyber Safety Mentors’ programme for Internet safety campaign. Microsoft has granted $25,000 fund to BPS for this programme.