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The Government of Tamil Nadu has announced the launch of its school education administraton and information portal. The website will connect nearly 35,000 schools, three lakh teachers and 1.5 crore students.
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Today, the feisty bunch of girls at the Vedic Kanya School in Gurgaon can explain many of the finer nuances of scripting a storyboard, shooting with a digital camera and editing the footage on a computerised...
The Department of Education (DepEd) and Microsoft Philippines bolstered a partnership to enhance the Philippine educational system through ICT-enabled teaching and learning.
Schools secretary Ed Balls accused Norfolk’s education chiefs of failing to ‘do the right thing’ by students and businesses as they rejected the chance to bring forward millions of pounds of school building schemes.
Fulfilling the dreams of the late Dr. Thingnam Kishan, SDO of Kasom Khullen, the X-treme Wave has installed ten computer sets and other equipments at Kasom Khullen High School.
Utilization of IT and media has potential to improve the quality of teaching, opined a prominent educationist at a semiar, held on Friday.
The New Juaben Municipal Director of Education, Christina Boateng has called on teachers to take advantage of information technology to improve learning schemes and make education attractive to their students.
The Education Ministry yesterday strictly observed students taking the Advanced National Education Test (A-Net) at 12 sites nationwide, before a new admission system takes effect in the next academic year.
Expensive mobile phones are a liability to teachers, information and communication technology (ICT) said state minister Alintuma Nsambu.
Over 1.45 million students will sit for the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).
Speakers at Texas ed-tech conference share best practices, ponder Web 2.0’s future in schools . Despite the gloomy economy, TCEA reported a record attendance of 8,500 educators from all over the country.