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IBM Lotus Software Details New Platform Adoption at Lotusphere 2002

General Manager, Al Zollar, Commits to J2EE as Platform of Future in keynote address

Technology sparks a college ‘copying’ problem

The other day, I stopped by to visit a certain freshman at her University of Washington dormitory. As you walk down the hallway, a lot of the room doors are open, and you can glance in. Some stuff hasn’t changed in decades — there are rooms with piles of clothes on the floor and empty […]

Wireless computers offer students digital learning experience

Joe Marrone refuses to brag about Quaker Valley’s Digital School District because, by his own admission, it’s too soon.

New milestone reached with USU’s main campus and extension enrollment

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Survey: Mobile learning at a tipping point

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Ivy League Online for HR Professionals

Cornell University’s wholly owned distance learning subsidiary, eCornell, has launched a new online course for human resources professionals, ‘Fundamentals of Employee Benefits.’ This follows ‘Human Resources and the Law,’ launched in November. Both are part of a six-part series of courses that leads to a Human Resources Studies Certificate from the prestigious Cornell University School […]

Students Explore Ancient Mexican Art in a Distance Course, and Then in Person

In “The Ancient Art of Mexico,” Michael K. Aakhus makes sure that his class receives first-hand exposure to the art it studies: Every year, he leads a spring-break field trip to Central America.

IU program helps performing arts students work toward their dreams

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — When Caroline Seely was four years old, she used to dance down the hallway. Wanting to put all that energy to good use, Caroline’s mother enrolled her in ballet classes.

Skinny Desktop, Big Features

The sleek, petite Evo D500 Ultra-slim from Compaq is a nice choice for small offices. Read the story

News Analysis: AOL, Microsoft legal wrangle could vex educators

When the elephants fight, it’s the grass that gets crushed. And technology leaders at the grass roots in education have reason to worry that this old African proverb just might apply to the legal battle now joined between technology pachyderms Microsoft and AOL Time Warner.