Singapore to turn high schools into IT labs
Singapore government is bent on turning the country
Singapore government is bent on turning the country
Schools in Britain are going nowhere fast. This week the Government announced that hundreds of secondary schools would have to close if they didn’t improve results. The education watchdog now plans to give failing schools more...
Conducting disaster preparedness meetings among 14 Pennsylvania universities no longer requires hours or even days of travel time for university administrators. Instead, the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) is using interactive collaboration software from...
Smart Technologies this week introduced a new classroom audio system. Dubbed ‘Smart Audio’, the system provides wireless audio (using both microphones and third-party audio devices, such as MP3/4 players), along with integration with Smart interactive whiteboard...
New Horizons India Ltd, a joint venture of New Horizons Worldwide Inc. and the Shriram Group, a training and education brand in India, have set up a new Strategic Business Unit (SBU) to deliver world class,...
China’s increasing investment in its educational system will accelerate the move toward rapid wage growth, higher levels of consumer demand, slowing population growth, and overall economic development, according to a new report from the Manufacturers Alliance/MAPI.
Educomp Solutions Limited and Chennai-based Everonn Systems India have received letters of intent (LoIs) from Andhra Pradesh government for implementing computer-aided learning in the state under the built, own, operate and transfer (BOOT) model.
Andhra Pradesh would soon have at least one university in every district with the decision of the YS Rajasekhara Reddy cabinet on Wednesday to set up six new universities in a bid to boost higher education...
D E Shaw, a global private equity firm with US$36 billion in assets, is understood to be planning around US$200 million investment in the Indian education sector by taking up strategic positions in companies offering e-learning,...
The Department for International Development of Britain Wednesday announced aid worth INR 12.6 billion for universalising elementary education in India. The funds will go to India
Expressing disappointment over some degree of helplessness shown by the regulatory bodies in eliciting information from educational institutions, the Raghavan Committee has asked the regulatory bodies to prepare specific and strict regulations to enforce anti-ragging measures...
India is set to upgrade its commitment to high school education for the disabled from merely ‘integrating’ them into an existing mainstream to making the environment ‘inclusive’.