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Report: Most children’s Web sites don’t meet privacy guidelines

Nearly a year after the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) passed guidelines for protecting children’s privacy on the Internet, many Web sites aren’t living up to the letter or spirit of the law, according to a report from the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania.

E-learning Slow To Catch On Despite Its Hype

Just a few years ago, technology-based training (TBT) was the flashy trend that some claimed soon would overtake traditional classroom instruction in the workplace. E-learning is the buzzword today, but it’s still more hype than happening.

Computers boost for Northern Ireland schools

Details of a £13m investment to provide schools in Northern Ireland with 6,000 laptop computers and almost 1,000 digital projectors has been unveiled.

The American Health Signs Agreement with 3M Health Information Systems for

CHICAGO, March 28 /U.S. Newswire/ — The American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) has teamed up with 3M Health Information Systems to provide continuing education Web-based training on Ambulatory Payment Classifications (APCs) using the 3M Learning course curriculum

CM launches KU band pilot plan

HYDERABAD, MARCH 26. The Chief Minister, Mr. N. Chandrababu Naidu, here on Monday launched the KU band pilot programme named `Mana TV’ which will help e-connect 256 educational institutions and some government offices initially. He sought the cooperation of all sections in redeeming his pledge to create a ‘Swarnaandhrapradesh’ and declared that the distance education […]

College English Professors Use a Web Site to Help High-School Instructors

Mary Flowers Braswell, a professor of English at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, had, quite literally, her “Eureka!” moment when she was studying a 12th-grade literature textbook.

U.S. falling behind in educating workers

Washington — The United States has lost its international lead in educating workers for an ever-changing, knowledge-based economy, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development reported Tuesday.

A Course With Participants Around the Globe Looks at Environmental Issues

STUDENTS IN A COURSE OFFERED BY Cornell University and eight institutions in other nations use videoconferencing and the Web to analyze case studies relating to environmental issues like tourism and agriculture.

Mexican president meets with UC president to discuss Internet connection

(U-WIRE) LOS ANGELES — Newly elected Mexican President Vincente Fox met with Gov. Gray Davis, University of California President Richard Atkinson and 25 educators from both sides of the border at UCLA Wednesday to discuss the high-speed Internet2 connection between the University of California and Mexico.

Asian Multimedia Satellite To Fly on Delta 4 Rocket

WASHINGTON — A multimedia satellite being built for an Indonesian concern has become the first publicly identified commercial passenger on Boeing Co.s planned Delta 4 rocket.