Top 10 CD-RW Drives
It’s a fine time to buy a CD-RW: TDK knocked $95 off one of our favorite products, and our chart includes four drives selling for $150 or less.
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Digital watermarking feud heats up
A legal dispute between digital watermark developer Verance and rival Digimarc could complicate efforts to set a standard for DVD copy-protection.
Distinguished educator explains her choice of Macs
Julene Reed, director of technology at St. George’s Day School in Germantown, TN and an Apple Distinguished Educator (ADE), is a huge Mac fan. She recently wrote a report on the effectiveness of Apple products and technology for an administrative staff meeting presentation (they’re building a new high school and are fighting the age old […]
The ADL SCORM Version 1.1 Conformance Test Suite Version 1.1.2 (Self Test) has been updated from Version 1.1.1 and is now available
The ADL SCORM Version 1.1 Conformance Test Suite Version 1.1.2 (Self Test) is being made available to provide organizations with the ability to perform self-testing on Learning Management Systems, Sharable Content Objects, Content Structure Format XML documents and Meta-data XML documents. The Conformance Test Suite Version 1.1.2 will aid organizations in performing testing to determine […]
Educational Technology Review
Educational Technology Review (ETR), originally a print journal, has been transformed into an online publication to not only increase timeliness of content but also to enhance every issue with the current and future electronic resources and tools available on the AACE website.
FCC ACTS TO EXPEDITE DTV TRANSITION AND CLARIFY DTV BUILD-OUT RULES
The FCC today modified a number of its Digital Television (DTV) transition rules, including broadcast service area replication, maximization and channel election rules, in order to enable more broadcasters to get on the air with a digital signal and to help speed the DTV transition.
Random House Is Dropping E-Book Imprint, but Not E-Books
The Random House Trade Group, one of the first publishers to announce the creation of a line of purely digital books last year, became the first to cancel that idea yesterday, quietly scuttling its AtRandom imprint in recognition of the scant consumer demand for books that can be read on screens. But the company will […]
Management school practices what it teaches
Purdue University’s Krannert School of Management has put in an online training program for its administrative support staff – formerly known as secretaries. This sounds like business as usual, but it is not.
Extension uses cost-benefit analysis to evaluate program
The Oregon State University Extension Service’s Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) has helped thousands of low-income Oregonians improve their lives by teaching them how to improve their diets.
U. Oregon sends Internet warning
Consider yourselves warned. In response to the increased number of University of Oregon Internet users downloading and duplicating copyrighted software, the administration sent out an e-mail Monday reminding them of the Computing Center’s acceptable use policy.