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Technology is catching up with the hype at Clemson University. Imagine a network system so fast that it can email roughly 250 lengthy Western Civilization papers, in less than once second, cableless and wireless.
Microsoft Research today hosted its first-ever Future Forum event here to celebrate its 10-year anniversary, with Microsoft Corp. executives such as Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates and Rick Rashid, the senior vice president of Microsoft Research, addressing the small group of attendees from around the world.
E-Gov today announced its first E-Learning Conference will take place September 12-13, 2001 at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, D.C. The United States Army Adjutant General, Brigadier General Kathryn G. Frost, will keynote at the event, and will discuss her involvement with eArmyU (formerly Army University Access Online). The Conference […]
June 24-29, 2002 Denver, Colorado, USA
The New York Public Library has created this site to make rare images and texts available to researchers, students and lovers of Hudson River history and art. These resources bring together some of The Library’s most celebrated materials from the heyday of the Hudson River in the 19th century.
As students begin their freshman year at the University of Minnesota, Housing and Residential Life gives residents some deals, including free laundry, clean bathrooms and free Internet access.
With summer over and school in full swing, Kenneth Sahr is finding the faltering economy is having little impact on demand for his service.
Susan Whang’s studying is rarely interrupted by students checking out books — even though she works at the front desk at a campus library.
More than half of the households in the United States had one or more computers in 2000, and more than 80 percent of these households had at least one member using the Internet, according to the U.S. Commerce Department’s Census Bureau.
Enrollment in Web-based classes at Arkansas State University has increased this semester by 579 percent, said Dr. Rick McDaniel, interim vice chancellor for academic affairs.