digitalLEARNINGMagazine by Elets
Eduventures, Inc. and The Campus Computing Project have announced the start of a new study focused on the online higher education market — Benchmarking Online Operations.
Computer-based learning is on the cusp of transforming traditional public education, say Harvard Business School
Comat rural businesses centres will now offer English courses through compact discs and through a VSAT link. These rural businesses centres turn into e-Classrooms across Haryana villages.
The Human Resource Ministry of India has critised the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) for its
The IGNOU off campus centre, MES Indian School, will soon be providing undergraduate courses in science and doctorate programmes, according to Dr Parveen Sinclair, one of the Pro-Vice Chancellors of the university.
Bill Gates, the Chairmain of Microsoft Corp. announced several key programmes, partnerships and offerings that strengthen Microsoft
The Australian Flexible Learning Framework has allocated $ 5.3 million for the creation of new e-learning solutions for vocational and educational training (VET).
Contrary to the commonly held assumption that only minority groups are affected by illiteracy in Europe, a recent UN report said low levels of literacy touch the mainstream population in the region also.
Educomp has launched a unique software application that will allow millions of Government school students to communicate on the web, email, chat and write documents in their mother tongue.
Around 20% teaching posts were lying vacant in central universities as on October 31, 2007. To meet this shortfall, the government has enhanced the age of superannuation of teachers from 62 to 65 years.
The Supreme Court has struck down the AIIMS Amendment Act and reinstated eminent cardiac surgeon Dr P Venugopal as the institute
In an attempt to open up mainstream higher education in India to madrassa students, the Aligarh Muslim University has decided to accredit several Islamic seminaries across the country.