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A new online tracking system has been launched by Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) University, on June 14, 2010, in order to equip students to get information regarding the status of their applications, allotted test centres and...
New type of conductive bioplastics has been fashioned by a young researcher, that is to boost the performance of bionic devices, electronic devices and mechanical parts that assist humans in performing difficult, dangerous, or intricate tasks,...
Kovair announced that it has brought all the key point applications for an ALM-SDLC implementation in a single package under a single data repository called the ALM Studio.
In February this year the Government released the Flying Start Green Paper to prepare the Queensland (Australia) education system for the future.
Now elders, especially parents can track progress of their children at school and also receive regular updates and circulars through a new device.
The Conservative-Liberal government has started processing fast tracking of an Academies Bill through Parliament.
Exploration of Indian varsities for research collaborations in several fields including sustainable development and nuclear energy research is underway by Canadian province of Saskatchewan.
An eLearning programme is to help in introducing technology for both teachers and learners, mentioned DiData’s Andile Ngcaba.
Recently, an announcement was made of partnership between Interactyx Limited and Udutu Online Learning Systems Inc. in order to combine two award winning services into one great social eLearning software offering.
Now students from various government schools, seeking admission into Class XI, can now submit their forms at the five schools selected by the education department, UT.
Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) is to soon start a certificate programme in water harvesting from this academic session to train people in techniques of water harvesting.
Recently, the Indian Union Cabinet increased the retirement age of nursing teachers with postgraduate qualification to 65 from the current age of 60 years, in order to prevent an ‘exodus’ and help retain trained staff.