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Microsoft in partnership with Capita Education Services has announced the launch of SIMS Learning Gateway, a simple, cost-effective solution that allows teachers, pupils, parents and government authorities to access information about learners
The EDUSAT facilities will be set up in all Government schools in the Indian State Kerala by July 31.
The doctoral research, which was once the exclusive domain of the University of Mumbai, is now being carried out increasingly in colleges which are meant for undergraduate studies, according to the information sought under Right To...
O.P. Jindal Global University and Cambridge University signed a formal pact, in the capital today to train and teach IPS officers for a knowledge based policing system in India.
Zee group, known for providing entertainment and news, recently, announced that it plans to set up 50 schools in just one year across the country and aims to set up 300 schools by 2015.
The California State University (23 campuses) and several other two and four-year higher education institutions have partnered with Educational Testing Service (www.ets.org) to develop the ICT Literacy Assessment, a new performance-based, web-based, interactive tool designed to...
In order to mainstream Indian Systems of Medicine (Ayush) through quality control and holistic medical education, the government is taking efforts told the Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare, S. Gandhiselvan.
Corporate Social Responsibility is now a career option, said Dr. H. Chaturvedi, Director, Birla Institute of Management Technology.
An announcement was made by the Ministry of Education (MoE) of Palestine and Microsoft Corporation recently, about a partnership with aim to deploy Microsoft
NetSupport, the Leading UK education-software developer extended their range of supported languages with the introduction of a Russian version of their Classroom Management solution NetSupport School.
Around a week and a half back a state wide effort was taken in Tamil Nadu in order to trace out-of-school children in the state.
One-of-its kind initiative was taken by establishment of India-Australia Education Council, approved of by both countries India and Australia.