Cambridge College plans to launch e-Learning centre in Mumbai, India
Cambridge College is planning to launch e-Learning centre in Mumbai, India. The college will establish the centre with the association of Indian Universities.
Cambridge College is planning to launch e-Learning centre in Mumbai, India. The college will establish the centre with the association of Indian Universities.
Haryana (India) State Government has launched an ambitious programme named, “Development of Soft Skills” for its schools and college students.
i-flex solutions, banking software maker has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Karnataka (India) State Government to build a Decision Support System (DSS) for the state’s education department.
Now, Indians can also enjoy Newspaper on their mobile phones, while on the move. Pressmart, a subsidiary of Bodhtree Consulting Limited, and IMImobile, has announced the availability of mPaper.
Intel Corporation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Ministry of Education of Morocco to develop the second phase
Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) of India is planning to launch a smart card system for Indian students.
The Regent International Institute of Higher Studies (RIIHS) of Sri-Lanka has partnered with the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), India to offer its academic programmes in Sri-Lanka from January 2007.
The State Government is planning to provide training on Information Technology (IT) for tribal students of Madhya Pradesh, India.
Indian Government is making One Stop Education portal, named SAKSHAT to be interactive on 26 January for students of India.
Phuket vice governor, Smith Palawatwichai has given IT equipment to 9 needy schools in Phuket, Thialand to provide long distance learning facility.
Learning Accord has launched education software, CLEaRS (Computerised Learning, Evaluation and Review System), which will provide all academic requirements to Indian students.