Windows 2000 Successor Enters Beta Testing
(November 01, 2000) Microsoft Corp. has released the first beta of the next edition of Windows 2000.
Premier Portal for Professionals Since 1995, Covering Technology-Based Education
(November 01, 2000) Microsoft Corp. has released the first beta of the next edition of Windows 2000.
Introduction of Development Tools Accelerate the Availability of Personalized, Interactive Wireless Services
What are the differences between WebCT, Blackboard, e-education, and LearningBias? WebED’s new comparative tool chart helps you compare apples to apples, side by side — all on one web page.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Comparative Media Studies Program (CMS) and Communications Forum will host a two-day conference celebrating and exploring the emerging world of Internet-based digital cinema on November 3-5 in Wong Auditorium.
Computational scientists will soon be spending more time conducting research and less time learning to use high-end computers, thanks to the SDSC GridPort Toolkit, a collection of technologies designed to streamline the development of science and education portals to the computational grid. SDSC GridPort, several prototype applications, and its built-in wireless access capabilities will be […]
The Chancellor of the University System of Maryland Discusses the Strange New World of Technology, Higher Education
(Call For Submissions) 6-8 August 2001, Madison, Wisconsin, USA Conference Theme “Advanced Learning Technologies: Issues, Achievements and Challenges”
Apollo Group Inc. through its wholly-owned subsidiary, the University of Phoenix, will begin offering Certified Internet Webmaster courses from ProsoftTraining.com.
IN THIS ISSUE: In today’s global economy, radically different cultures trade in today’s hottest commodity: knowledge. In an interview with Technology Source editor James L. Morrison, Frank Tait shares the vision driving his work with the Chinese distance learning market as senior vice president for global marketing for SCT, a leading provider of higher education […]
BANGALORE, India — India will double the student capacity of engineering colleges in the country next year to meet surging demand for skilled technology professionals, a senior government official said on Wednesday.