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Educators have put a new face on one of the oldest forms of online communication by adding graphical interfaces to text-based chat systems called MOOs. The systems still aren’t flashy, but some professors say they make ideal distance-education classrooms.
The Southern Crossroads (SoX) is a cooperative initiative of Georgia Tech, Georgia State University, and the University of Georgia, with support from the Southeastern Universities Research Association (SURA). SoX is designed to facilitate access to current and future highly integrated, digital communications services for education, research and economic development within the region and across the […]
Traditional movie theater companies are suffering some growing pains. After a round of building state-of-the-art multiplexes, there now appears to be too many screens for the number of movie watchers in America. To name a few, General Cinemas (NYSE: GCX) and Carmike Cinemas (NYSE: CKE) have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and battered Imax (Nasdaq: […]
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The company’s inroad into knowledge management is a good first effort, says eWEEK Labs, but it probably won’t revolutionize the field.
With elements geared toward content management, Microsoft’s Tahoe hopes to rival Vignette and Interwoven. But scalability may be an issue.
IBM has announced a new line of eServer appliances, including the industry’s most powerful Intel-based Linux and Windows Web-hosting appliance servers, staking claim to the $11 billion server appliance market, as projected by IDC through 2004.
Technical problems torpedoed a nationwide virtual college fair last week, frustrating admissions officers from about 160 institutions — along with uncounted numbers of their would-be students.
Lotus Development Corp. today launched its upcoming Web-access messaging client, code-named Shimmer, for public beta testing. The new product will allow users at small and medium-size organizations to gain access to many of Notes’ features using a thin client.