Partners in learning: Technology adds new twist to parenting
A funny commercial appears on television these days that features a father and son coming home with an armful of school supplies
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A funny commercial appears on television these days that features a father and son coming home with an armful of school supplies
The American Association of University Women will release a report this week that concludes that women who take distance-education courses face substantially more challenges than do men.
Four major publishers have agreed to open an online clearinghouse on the Internet portal Yahoo (news/quote) to sell their electronic books directly to readers, advancing their efforts to liberate themselves from reliance on online retailers in the nascent business of selling books in digital form.
Approximately one year ago, The Claremont Colleges had chosen a system from CARS, one of the five companies that presently comprise Jenzabar, Inc. At the time, Richard Parker, CIO for Harvey Mudd College, stated, “We are happy with the decision . . . and look forward to implementing the system as soon as possible.”
With Hewlett-Packard gobbling up Compaq, Gateway slashing staff and Dell driving prices to rock bottom, the PC market has turned into a bloody battlefield.
Microsoft and Chyron, the interactive TV technology provider, today launched Metaplayer, a tool that allows broadcasters to use Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) to organise traditional and interactive data passing through their systems automatically.
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