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Plateau, LearnWright to Provide Customized, Critical Training Solution

ARLINGTON, VA. and ROCKVILLE, MD. – November 19, 2001 – Two of the most established providers of e-Learning for the pharmaceutical industry today announced they will collaborate to offer an integrated training platform for companies that must meet strict regulatory requirements on Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs). Plateau Systems, a provider of enterprise-class software that manages […]

Online services to expand for students

Applying for admission, paying tuition and signing up for on-campus housing are only the beginning of online services at BYU, said Christine Tolman, the director of Enterprise Solutions Support.

Brown U. might consider following Harvard lead in e-mail admissions decisions

Applicants to Harvard University’s class of 2006 will have the option of being notified via e-mail if they have been accepted to the college.

Virginia Tech faculty apply technology

Free laptop computers are available to Virginia Tech faculty who complete a series of computer training courses.

Online chats offer students contact with executives

In a new form of job recruitment, 20 UW-Madison students met with Sony executives online Wednesday to discuss the slumping job market from their personal computers.

Microsoft expands tech training programs

Microsoft on Wednesday added yet another way to recruit Windows users: A program to train students in high schools, vocational schools and two- and four-year colleges to work with the software maker’s latest technology.

All the News That’s Fit for You

Microsoft’s video clipping service aims to ease your information overload.

Conference on Faculty Roles & Rewards

January 25–27, 2002, Phoenix Civic Plaza

Anthrax scares prompt colleges to seek online applications

In the wake of anthrax-related scares that have delayed mail shipments across the country, some colleges are urging high school seniors to apply online to meet application deadlines.

Computers at schools face cuts by state lawmakers

Despite warnings by Gov. Jane Hull to protect public education, legislators have proposed eliminating more than $120 million for school computer equipment and software to help offset the $1.5 billion state deficit.