COROUS to provide online learning for Shell
The Open University’s corporate arm, COROUS, is to provide Shell International Exploration with online learning services for Shell staff around the globe.
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Schools play digital catch-up
Lisa Johnson gets the message when her students at Taft Middle School go to a science fair.
New World Symphony’s membership in the Internet2 community allows high speed collaboration between NWS and the nation’s top music schools.
Michael Tilson Thomas conducted a seminar with student conductors and an ensemble from Manhattan school in New York. MTT was in Miami and the event took place via Internet2. It may be viewed a streaming format accessible via Real Player.
The University System of Maryland (USM), College Park Establish Internet2 Connection
The University System of Maryland (USM), the University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP), and the University Corporation for Advanced Internet Development (UCAID) have signed an agreement for the University System of Maryland Academic Telecommunications System (UMATS) to connect to the national Internet2 Abilene backbone as a Sponsored Educational Group Participant (SEGP).
VBrick Systems Launches Complete Turnkey Video Streaming Distribution System
Wallingford, Conn., October 23, 2001 – VBrick Systems, a leader in low-cost DVD-quality video appliances, announced today the availability of its Streaming Distribution System (SDS), a complete, customizable turnkey system that streams both live and stored television-quality video over IP networks. SDS enables the instant, on-demand digital distribution of stored video from conventional VCR tapes, […]
Dell Sidesteps Made-To-Order Strategy with $599 PC
No. 1 personal computer maker Dell Computer Corp , which made its name by selling made-to-order computers directly to customers, on Friday took a small step away from that strategy by selling a ready-made PC with a much lighter price tag.
Making your computer last
A growing number of computer users are not only looking for fast, easy access to technology, from networks through telecommunications. Many are more interested in keeping their computers going longer, preferring maintenance and repair over replacement.
Information Warfare
Breaking into networks is more than a joyride—it’s the coming mission of criminals, industrial spies and terrorists. Can new security techniques stop them?
National University Telecommunications Network
NUTN 2002: Advancing Digital Learning The 20th Annual Conference June 22-25 Wyndham City Center Hotel Washington, D.C
National Learning Infrastructure Initiative Annual Meeting
January 27–29, 2002 U.S. Grant Hotel San Diego, California