CLEaRS software fills learning gap of Indian students
Learning Accord has launched education software, CLEaRS (Computerised Learning, Evaluation and Review System), which will provide all academic requirements to Indian students.
Learning Accord has launched education software, CLEaRS (Computerised Learning, Evaluation and Review System), which will provide all academic requirements to Indian students.
Schools of Ireland will receive a technology boost under the National Development Plan 2007-2013. The new investment is designed to develop an e-Learning culture in schools.
The Indian Department of Information Technology (DIT) is planning to bring out CDs containing software tools and fonts in seven Indian Languages for free distribution to pubic.
Recently, Dubai eGovernment has signed an agreement with Dubai Municipality to teach e-Learning courses to 100 municipality staff through the e-Learn channel. This movement will enhance and accelerate daily transaction between Dubai Municipality and local residents.
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay is planning to set up a chapter of Creative Commons to provide easy access of educational and other content for Indians.
The South Asian hub of the world-wide NGO-in-a-box initiative was launched at the start of this year by Mahiti.org, Bangalore with the support of Hivos, Netherlands. NGO-in-a-box is an initiative of the Tactical Technology Collective, Netherlands...
The UK Government has made a commitment to universal access IT for all school age children at the BETT 2007.
An e-Learning tool, named “efficient and cost-effective, which understands the different aspects of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) implementation, has been developed.
Governors and college principals of UK have taken part in an innovative leadership-laerning event, organised by the Centre for Excellence in Leadership (CEL).
UNESCO has launched a high-priority
British Council has launched the project, which is aimed to introduce effective use of ICT in schools in UAE. British Council is to bring together teachers and GGC & UK policymakers to introduce ICT.