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Entertainment Software Association and the Information Technology Industry Council, Sony Computer Entertainment America, Microsoft Corporation, and the MacArthur Foundation announced a suite of multi-faceted efforts to engage and motivate students in STEM learning.
All teachers in Uganda will be computer literate in five years’ time thanks to the partnership between the Ministry of Education and Microsoft.
Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Education likely to announce the results as scheduled earlier.
Intel Corporation, the world’s largest chip maker and a leading manufacturer of computer, networking and communications products, has shown interest to set up production unit for low-cost battery operated ”Rural Personal Computer” in Uttar Pradesh in...
The Pondicherry Government (India) has plan to improve the quality of school education through e-Learning.
The nominations for the GlobalScholar-EducationWorld Young Achievers Award 2009 close on December 12, 2009. The awards aim to acknowledge and inspire young achievers.
The New Economic Partnership for Africa Development (NEPAD) has concluded arrangements to establish 500,000 e-Schools to be equipped with ICT equipments such as computers, TV and radio sets as well as telephones in Africa.
Education Ministry is currently collecting opinions from all parties to study the feasibility of using Malay primary school’s Bahasa Malaysia syllabus in Chinese and Tamil primary schools.
A venture of Thinklabs, ‘robo.in,’ founded by a group of Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IIT-B) alumnus, in the field of educational robotics, today announced the launch of RoboCAMP.
Following the lines of the United Kingdom (UK), the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), has decided to amend its Act drawn up in 1987 to give nod to one year MBA programme.
Keeping in mind the difficulty level of the board exams, the Directorate of Education, Delhi government has set up a committee comprising teachers and subject experts.