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Tech access to students
Providing students access to technical software, Microsoft on Wednesday unveiled
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ABC New Zealand Safe For Now But Uncertainty Remains
An announcement that ABC Learning New Zealand is not being placed in receivership will be welcomed by thousands of staff and parents, but there is still uncertainty ahead, according to the education sector union New Zealand...
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Small College goes Wireless
Students from Davidson College, located 20 miles north of Charlotte, NC, is a highly selective liberal arts, now have a high-performance broadband wireless network covering the entire 450-acre campus.
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IIM-K manages to climb the summer placement ladder
Amidst supply-side and demand-side pressures, IIM-K has managed to climb the summer placement ladder the highest among the Tier-1 B-Schools with 102 corporate placements. Last year this was only 66.
Higher Education
Scholarship higher studies in the UK
British High Commission announces Chevening Scholarship Programme-2009.
Higher Education
IIM-A books Sarovar for hospitality management
The Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad (IIM-A) has awarded Hyderabad-based Sarovar Park Plaza, a subsidiary of Sarovar Hotels, a long-term contract to provide management-backed hospitality services.
K-12
National issues discussed by students at city school debate
Schools across the country came together to discuss issues both political and social at the Eleventh Vasant Valley Debate held at Vasant Valley School in Vasant Kunj on Wednesday.
Policy Matters
Teachers march protesting delay in pay revision
Traffic heading from Mandi House to the Parliament Street came to a halt on Wednesday noon as teachers from different central universities take out a march to the Parliament House, protesting the Centre’s delay in finalising...
Policy Matters
Policy Updates: ICT apprenticeships to bump up skills
Schools are targeted under a promised expansion of free and low-cost internet access
Policy Matters
Educational Review in Northern Ireland
Local people must ‘grab the opportunity’ to engage in the forthcoming consultation process, which is being held as part of a major review of education in Northern Ireland, viewed Monkstown Community School headmaster.
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Korean company to develop ICT in Rwanda
In an effort to reinforce communication in Rwanda under President Kagame, a national high-speed optic fibre network is likely to start soon. The 2,300kms fibre optic cable will be networked to Kigali metropolitan and is expected...