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PRINCETON, N.J. — As a child, did you ever have the dream of publishing a book? Books celebrating ethnic diversity, condemning violence, and championing Mother Nature are on the reading lists of hundreds if not thousands of K-12 schools. In these budding American “think tanks” a new wave of student and teacher created books and […]
CARIBOU — Nearly 60 high school students from across Aroostook County are taking a class without seeing a teacher or a classmate. But theyll have regular contact with both through their computer and the World Wide Web
HOLLAND — It has been two months since Holland West Middle School student Amber Harris has been allowed to get on the Internet at the Herrick District Library.
(U-WIRE) EAST LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State University may soon hold the copyright to scholarly work commissioned or paid for by the university.
A QUESTION FOR DR. SPANIER: KATHLEEN PAVELKO ON PRIVATIZATION OF HIGHER ED Editor’s Note: Each Beaver Stadium Pictorial this season contains a column in which distinguished individuals pose questions about Penn State to President Graham Spanier. Today’s question is from Kathleen Pavelko, president of WITF, Inc., the public broadcasting and telecommunications center in Harrisburg and […]
SAN JOSE, CALIF., sits atop the list of U.S. cities with the most high-tech employees, whereas Seattle’s softwaremakers seem to be raking in the most dough, according to a new study released Tuesday.
IS IT POSSIBLE to make money in the new open-source economy?
New Course Developed by XMLSolutions Corporation
LONDON (Reuters) – Researchers in Asia, Africa and eastern Europe could soon have access to the latest scientific information via the Internet thanks to a new pilot project set up by the World Health Organization.
Parents are spending increasingly less time playing with their children and are instead relying on computers to become “virtual nannies”, a new report has warned.