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GeSCI is seeking good practices and evidence for successful use of ICT in education together with the research communities, private sector and governments, and use this evidence in knowledge sharing and capacity building programmes offered to...
[This article was pulished in the Febuary 2010 issue of the digitalLEARNING Magazine (http://www.digitalLEARNING.in)] The digitalLEARNING Smart B-Schools Survey is our maiden attempt at establishing the patterns of technological integration into Management Education across India.
MEdRC EduTech, the Hyderabad-based, e-Learning company has firmed up plans to invest up to $5 million in the next 18 months to fund its expansion.
US $40 billion opportunity prevails in for the investors in form of India’s education and training market.
NIS Academy, an educational initiative of NIS Sparta Ltd., Asia’s leading Training, Education and Learning solutions provider, today announced the launch of
The National Council for Education Research to prepare a specific curriculum to train Afghan school teachers on student- friendly methods of teaching to strengthen the education system in Afghanistan.
Revenues from the Indian e-learning offshoring industry stand at approximately US$341 million at the end of calendar year 2008, according to ValueNotes research database.
An online education channel was launched by Sify.com, in association with MingleBox.com.
Southeast Asian education ministries are supportive for the adoption of a common educational standard for Southeast Asians schools and the inclusion of climate change lessons in a common curriculum and are pushing intensely for the same.
A dedicated university for media studies is likely to be setup in Karnataka soon.
The Anil Ambani group has forayed into animation education by launching the Big Animation Infotainment and Media School or Big Aims, a training institute in Pune.
The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (Tiss) is willing to start orientation/remedial coaching from next year for the Other Backward Classes (OBCs) for admissions to its various masters’ programmes.