digitalLEARNINGMagazine by Elets
How can e-technology help higher education better prepare students for the future? This key question was explored by education ministers, senior officials and other policy leaders from all over the world at the Education Leaders’ Forum...
Left to himself, 11-year-old Jonah Kasoff slips easily into what his family calls Jonahworld. Jonah is one of more than 46,000 California schoolchildren diagnosed with the enigmatic condition known as autism. That’s more than triple the...
Every California eighth-grader will be tested in algebra — ready or not — under a policy approved Wednesday that could make the state the first in the nation to require an upper-level math class before high...
In the competitive workplace where curriculum vitae is king, ambitious workers are falling back in love with the Masters degree with the hope it will give them the edge for promotion or help them find new...
Intel, the world leader in silicon innovation, has announced key initiatives in Palestine, including expansion of the Intel Higher Education Technology Entrepreneurship Program and the launch of a new multi-core computer lab at Birzeit University.
Microsoft will supply productivity and server software worth about R750-million to 26,000 government schools in South Africa, bringing modern information and communication technology to more than 11 million school students.
High school teachers looking to reinforce their curriculum and knowledge base can now tap into the course materials faculty use at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
ProEd Training, Bangalore based leading provider of IBM mainframe training and related solutions in India today announced that it has partnered with Australia-based Datatrain to make available in India for the first time, eLearning curriculum for...
There’s a new business opportunity opening up in India that could become as big and popular for investors as telecoms and retailing. It is education, which is one of the biggest blockages to India’s growth and...
Starting this academic session, students taking up Mathematics (Hons) at the Delhi University can expect to be greeted by a brand new revamped course. The course, being revised after 17 long years, is waiting for approval...
With the Expenditure Finance Committee (EFC) clearing the proposed Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) recently, the way is cleared for the launch of a mission-mode exercise to universalise secondary education.
The centralised admission process of the Education Department in Chandigarh is computerised by the Society for Promotion of Information Technology (SPIC), Department of IT.