digitalLEARNINGMagazine by Elets
The annual Open Doors report of the Institute of International Education- a US based agency has announced that India for the sixth year in a row has sent the most number of students to the US.
The India based global learning provider, Tata Interactive Systems (TIS), is to bring e-learning to audience by producing a series of 365 animated stories for the satellite television company Tata Sky.
The US based education technology developer Blackboard has partnered with Sony to deliver support for Sony’s smart card technology in its Blackboard Commerce Suite for use with campus ID cards.
UK-based universities are taking education into different direction. E-Learning experts are bringing new generation of interactive online communication tools, known as web 2.0 to deliver academic content.
The One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) initiative has started one more initiative, called ‘ give one, get one’ in a developing nations. Under this initiative, OLPC will send one computer to a purchaser and a second...
The recently published Lancaster University’s research into the government’s specialist schools programme and the Excellence in cities initiative has concluded that, the education policies costing billions, have been of meagre benefits.
Carnegie Mellon University will become the first higher education institution to work with Yahoo!’s M45, a new project by the Internet firm designed to advance distributed computing research and software development.
IBM has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the US based Cognos, a firm that provides business intelligence technologies to K-12 and higher education and other sectors.
The Minister of Human Resource and Development government of India, Dr. Arjun Singh has called to give the country a road map of higher education.
Indian companies received more than $74 million (Rs290.8 crore) venture capital funding in October. Deals included investments in sectors ranging between e-learning, digital media and engineering solutions outsourcing.
Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) is willing to collaborate with Delhi university to provide technical support in order to strengthen its distant education mode.