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“Over the next five or six years, we will see some very dramatic advances,” Gates said. “Even today, we’ve seen an impact on productivity that’s phenomenal.” Read the Press Release
Geneva, 17 May 2002 — Women have expressed overwhelming support for the importance of Information and Communication Technology (ICTs). A survey of women from all regions of the world Read the Press Release
They are the first UHH graduates from this high-tech program, but probably not the last. Seventy-four students were enrolled for the spring semester in such wide-ranging distance-learning courses as computer science and Hawaiian studies. Read the Full Article
Hans Ulrich Maerki, chairman for IBM Europe, Middle East and Africa, said the market included infrastructure, hardware, software, platforms, middleware and other services associated with electronic aids to education. Read the Full Article
Mr. Gray, an assistant professor of agri-business management at Purdue University, teaches an online quantitative-methods course in Purdue’s agri-business M.B.A. program. Read the Full Article
BELLEVUE, WA (May 21, 2002): St.George Bank, one of Australia’s top five banking institutions, has chosen Click2learn’s Aspen Enterprise Learning Platformä to expand its corporate e-learning programs. Click2learn Asia Pacific, headquartered in Sydney, Australia, will oversee the implementation, as well provide product support and consulting services to St.George. “St.George Bank has committed to e-learning as […]
THE trouble with IT is that the ground moves so quickly beneath you. One minute you’re happily humming and hawing over what looks like the latest fad — the next you look round and discover that someone else has turned the thing into a genuine, bona fide industry. Read the Full Article
The e-learning division at Enterprise Ireland, which has overseen the development of a specialist sector generating a turnover of £237m (95% of which is from exports) and providing employment for 1200 people, is promoting expansion plans into Scotland via its Glasgow offices. Read the Full Article