Policy Matters
Right to education bill cleared by India
Six years after an amendment was made in the Indian Constitution, the union cabinet cleared the Right to Education Bill.
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Civica on top for schools project
Civica has announced that it has delivered the first phase of the Building Schools for the Future (BSF) project in Sheffield and the pre-BSF schools infrastructure project for Essex County Council.
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Tanzania Board Grants wanted for science students
The Higher Education Students` Loans Board (HESLB) is proposing giving grants rather than loans to university students pursuing science courses
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Rwanda Determined to Grasp Digital Revolution
Last Friday in a colourful ceremony at Serena Hotel, Rwanda celebrated her first ever Information Communications Technology (ICT) awards ‘The Intego awards’.
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Vietnam to host world ICT forum in 2009
Vietnam will hold a global forum on information and communication technology (ICT) in cooperation with the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) next year in Hanoi.
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Clicker technology
To some academicians, clickers are a great new technology, allowing professors to measure instantly whether students in a large class are grasping new concepts (or are even in class).
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Cisco partners with Jordan
Cisco, today, announced that it has entered into an agreement with Jordan
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IGNOU with digital media
Satellite-based direct-to-home (DTH) broadcasting, on-line education, video-conferencing, FM radio
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Greener campus in making
College technology officials say environmentally friendly policies can save IT departments millions as campuses across the United States adjust to tighter operating budgets.
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FG urged to train nomads as teachers
National Commission for Nomadic Education (NCNE), has called for the training of youths with nomadic background to serve as teachers in the nomadic Education Project (NEP).
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Dept. of Education Partners with US computer companies for schools
The Irish Minister has asked the ICT operators to come up with ‘cost-effective, affordable and innovative ways’ in which the Government could establish a partnership with the private sector, in delivering computer hardware to schools.
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Campus-wide Wireless Network with 802.11n
Cedarville University in southwestern Ohio has selected Meru Networks’ virtual cell wireless technology to upgrade its campus-wide wireless network to 802.