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Knowledge Key To Sustaining Growth In Korea

WASHINGTON, DC — Pressured by a competitive global environment where it is being squeezed between the OECD countries and the developing countries of East Asia, Korea must ratchet up its pursuit of the knowledge economy, says a new joint World Bank- Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) study. Korea is a country with limited […]

Boston University Launching Online Engineering Lecture Series

Boston University, in cooperation with National Technological University and PBS: The Business & Technology Network, will launch its online Distinguished Lecture Series on April 20, 2001 and extending through June 2001. One to three-day short courses covering state-of-the-art engineering topics will be delivered in distance-learning format. Courses will cover such topics as High Speed Photodetectors, […]

E-Learning Solutions Provider HighTechCampus Gets $4 Million In Second Round Funding From Texas-Based Tobat Capital

DALLAS — HighTechCampus, a premier e-learning solutions provider, today announced it has secured a second round of funding with a $4 million infusion from Tobat Capital. “This second round of funding — at a time when venture capitalists are requiring a proven path to profitability before investing — is an extreme vote of confidence for […]

NETg To Provide e-Learning to 850,000 Students, Faculty and Staff in the State of Michigan’s Educational System

NAPERVILLE, Ill.– NETg, powering intelligent decisions through learning, has signed an agreement with Michigan Virtual University (MVU) to provide the state’s education system with a comprehensive online learning program. The courses will be available to as many as 850,000 faculty, staff and students in Michigan’s K-12, University and community college systems. This program, the broadest […]

Classroom Connect Wins Grant From the Fund for Improvement of Postsecondary Education

BRISBANE, Calif. — Classroom Connect, Inc. (www.classroom.com), the leading provider of Internet-based curriculum products and professional development programs for K-12 education, today announced its receipt of the Fund for Improvement of Postsecondary Education/Learning Anytime Anyplace Program (FIPSE/LAAP) grant as part of a partnership to develop a new online professional development community. As the commercial partner […]

Columbia Prof Foresees Next Best Thing To Time Travel

Not personally of course, and unfortunately, not literally. But Pavlik, the director of the Center for New Media at New York’s Columbia University, is conducting research with his students on a technology that may be the next best thing to time travel. Or at least, that will be the case until quantum physicists finally figure […]

Norton AntiVirus puts a lock on e-mail

USERS OF THE Symantec Norton AntiVirus software may have problems getting their e-mail when the program’s e-mail filter fails to run properly.

Nortel takes on wireless video

NORTEL NETWORKS HAS announced a partnership aimed at delivering streaming media over its wireless and IP services platforms.

SchoolTech Expo Returns to New York City With Technology Training For Educators

NEW YORK — CMP Media Inc., publisher of Technology & Learning magazine, will hold the fourth annual SchoolTech Exposition & Conference (www.schooltechexpo.com) in New York later this month. The technology conference & exposition, which provides technological professional development to over 3,000 K-12 educators each year will take place March 28-31, 2001, at the Marriott Marquis […]

Johns Hopkins Tuition for 2001-2002 Announced

Tuition for full-time students at The Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood campus in Baltimore will increase just over 5 percent in 2001-2002, in part to cover operating costs of a new student arts center and a recreation center that will open this fall.