Algorithm and Blues: Research Conference Showcases the Science of Speech
Huh? Read the Full Article
Posts Tagged ‘premium’
Pakistan claims technology progress
Pakistan has long been eager to develop an information technology industry, much like neighbouring India has done. Read the Full Article
Minister Rock announces $10.6 million in funding for economic development, research and innovation in Southern Alberta
“The national Innovation Strategy we are developing will benefit from the experience and ideas of Albertans,” said Minister Rock. “The investments we are making in research, distance learning and new technologies will continue to build the innovative capacity of Albertans and further diversify the Alberta economy.” Read the Full Article
Clients construct a plan for life
“When you realize you are up against the wall and need guidance, counseling is a great tool,” Miller said. “But my personal coach helped me see the importance of balance in my life.”
Sul Ross to receive $75,000 technology grant for student services
According to Tom Graf, OIT director, the grant will fund improved access to student support services for distance learners and other students and will be beneficial for student recruitment and retention. This project is designed to eliminate paper forms and mailing requirements as much as possible in the afore-mentioned offices. Read the Full Article
NASA Student Involvement Program Resources Available
NSIP is a series of competitions for students in grades K-12. Read the Full Article
Paige Announces Formation of Two New Offices
Contact: Jim Bradshaw (202) 401-1576 U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige today announced the formation of two new offices within the Education Department — the Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools and the Office of Innovation and Improvement. All activities related to safe schools, crisis response, alcohol and drug prevention, health and well being of […]
Candidate for governor gets education at Northern State University
Spending about five hours on campus, the Republican gubernatorial candidate visited with NSU officials and toured the Center for Statewide E-Learning. His purpose? To gather ideas he hopes will be useful to the school and the state should he serve as governor. Read the Full Article
An Individualized Education
When 13-year-old Kyle Suckow was a kindergartner, he struggled to keep up with the class and was in his own world. Just before turning 6 and entering first grade, he was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome. Read the Full Article
West Texas A&M University’s online enrollment climbs in fall
Fall enrollment in WTOnline, the university’s Internet-based course curriculum, totals 4,056, compared with about 2,900 in the spring, said Flavius Killebrew, provost and vice president for academic affairs. Read the Full Article