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Mexus Education, a Mumbai based education innovations enterprise, launches ‘Iken Scientifica Workshops’ where students get a chance to experience real-world situations in a simulated learning environment.
Six of the world’s best-known technology companies have agreed to support the introduction of a new Scottish digital and ICT curriculum and qualifications.
President Olusegun Obasanjo has launched in Abuja an Information Technology Initiative (ICT) tailored for children from age four till they attain adulthood, aptly named TechnoFuture.
Manipal Education has announced the opening of admissions to their International Centre for Applied Sciences (ICAS) Twinning Program, a collaborative arrangement with foreign universities.
One of the Norwich’s Schools has been appreciated for supporting students get a grip of the latest computer technology, marking the third national accolade it has secured in a term.
The Ministry of Education of Azerbaijani plans to utilise the given opportunities of information and communication technologies (ICT) in education.
A deal was struck between Bharathidasan University with the ICT Academy of Tamil Nadu (ICTACT).
14 government and private colleges in Chandigarh are to provide their students with Digital libraries, audio-visual presentations and films, the new educational tools for students with the hope of taking learning beyond the conventional textbook experience.
All over the world, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is fast dictating the pace of development.
According to study carried out in Scottish schools, a daily dose of computer games can boost maths attainment. Learning and Teaching Scotland – the main organisation for the development of the curriculum – analysed the effect...
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Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard are supporting the K-12 sector in emerging markets to stretch their computers budgets with a new system.