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Every day for the last three weeks, Fatima, 21, has been crossing Baghdad Street a narrow, truck-infested highway slicing through the middle of this town and stretching towards Jordan’s eastern borders to reach the newly-opened Prince Hussein Information Technology Community Centre.
Five years ago, in the heat of his re- election campaign, President Clinton urged Congress to require equipment in new television sets that would allow parents to block programs they considered inappropriate for their children.
Internet training company eTrain joined the burgeoning ranks of failed e-commerce companies with a filing late on Wednesday for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Pryor/eTrain Holdings LLC, of Overland Park, Kansas, plans to liquidate, according to papers filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware. The closely held company, which claims one million paid students and […]
Pathlore, the most widely adopted e-Learning solution provider in the marketplace today, announced more than 150 new enterprise deals in the quarter ended June 2001, demonstrating the privately held Columbus-based company’s continued momentum in the corporate e-Learning solutions marketplace.
VCampus(R) Corporation (Nasdaq: VCMP), the leading provider of end-to-end, web-based e-learning solutions, today announced its financial results for the second quarter of the fiscal (and calendar) year 2001. The Company also announced that, in addition to signing on six new customers during Q2-2001, including potentially the largest contract in VCampus’ history, its revenue stream has […]
Revenue Grows 26 Percent Sequentially Over First Quarter 2001 as Company Signs 32 New Customers, Including Seven in Fortune Global 500 and its Fourth in Fortune Global 10
“Look Ma, no wires,” may be the subject line of many emails sent by students at Lawrence Technological University this fall. Walls and wires won’t confine Lawrence Tech’s laptop- toting students anymore. The University is the first in Michigan to offer students wireless access to the Internet from anywhere within its academic cluster; be it […]
Oregon State University officials will ask the state Board of Higher Education for a 4 percent tuition increase next year, the most allowable by the state Legislature, at the board’s Friday meeting.
Course content: Students learn to plan plant-feeding regimens for nurseries and greenhouses, focusing on four particularly important factors in plant nutrition: soil, irrigation, fertilization, and management of surface water.