Student’s invention could make Braille easier to read
PHILADELPHIA — Scott Stoffel, who is majoring in electrical and computer engineering at Temple University, had no trouble coming up with a topic for his required senior design project.
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PHILADELPHIA — Scott Stoffel, who is majoring in electrical and computer engineering at Temple University, had no trouble coming up with a topic for his required senior design project.
NASHUA, N.H.–SkillSoft Corp. (Nasdaq: SKIL), a leading provider of critical business skills courseware for e-Learning solutions, today announced a 30-city seminar program for human resource and training professionals. The seminar program will outline the requirements for organizational effectiveness in today’s business culture – one in which change is constant and the decision-making process is circular, […]
What: Training Directors’ Forum: Rethinking Training When: June 10-13, 2001 Where: Las Vegas, Nevada
“To be slim… attractive…the perfect shape. It’s what just about everybody desires, but most of us are missing the mark,” says Alan Alda in this episode. In “Fat and Happy?” to be aired on PBS at 8 p.m on Tuesday May, 1, (check local listing) we confront America’s looming health crisis: obesity. The program gives […]
The monopoly power of public schools is starting to crumble, and a new attitude toward recruiting, marketing, and service is rising in its place.
HealthSat Network Inc., an established broadcast leader in providing e-learning content for physicians, nurses and other health care professionals, is pleased to support the Ontario government’s commitment to establish a “made-in-Northern Ontario” medical school that will train medical professionals to practice in the North using “e- learning” technology. HealthSat, which provides a delivery mechanism for […]
The message of the day for west suburban middle school girls was technology, technology, technology.
HealthSat Network Inc., an established broadcast leader in providing e-learning content for physicians, nurses and other health care professionals, is pleased to support the Ontario government’s commitment to establish a “made-in-Northern Ontario” medical school that will train medical professionals to practice in the North using “e- learning” technology. HealthSat, which provides a delivery mechanism for […]
(April 25, 2001) WASHINGTON — A bipartisan group of U.S. senators yesterday introduced a bill that would provide a tax credit of $1,500 to $2,000 per person to companies that invest in training programs designed to increase the IT skills of their workers.
HealthSat Network Inc., an established broadcast leader in providing e-learning content for physicians, nurses and other health care professionals, is pleased to support the Ontario government’s commitment to establish a “made-in-Northern Ontario” medical school that will train medical professionals to practice in the North using “e- learning” technology. HealthSat, which provides a delivery mechanism for […]