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PALO ALTO, Calif. — More than 100 people joined in a traditional American Indian purification ceremony last weekend in a sun-baked Silicon Valley courtyard before launching into a very untraditional subject: the “digital divide” on America’s reservations.
SEATTLE, (BUSINESS WIRE) — In a keynote address at the Creating Digital Dividends Conference in Seattle, Carly Fiorina, Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE: HWP) chairman, president and chief executive officer called for new, people-centered, sustainable approaches and partnerships to solve the problem of the world’s uneven distribution of information technology, economic resources and wealth.
The vice president may not have invented the Internet, but he helped to make it happen, say tech industry leaders, including Vinton Cerf, who support his presidential campaign.
10/16/2000 The Office of Executive Programs in the University of Maryland’s School of Public Affairs will be presenting its first National Course in Smart Growth for management-level officials in federal, state and local government, beginning the week of November 13-17, 2000 at the Bolger Center for Leadership Development in Potomac, MD.
It was only 100 years ago when Carnegie, a steel magnate and philanthropist, envisioned a technical school for the children of local steelworkers.
Representatives of the World Bank handling the proposed 76 million dollar (N7.6 billion) loan for Nigerian universities were shocked at the weekend at the outright rejection of the loan by university dons.
Western industry seeks the country’s young talent, despite its ailing higher-education system
Students nowadays have more money than before and represent a large potential market. Jacqueline Sheils reports on the battle to lure them online
Educational companies that are competing for the online continuing professional education market are revamping the content and visual appeal of their Web sites.
DE SOTO, Wis. — Vince Ruetten decided to teach over the Western Wisconsin Linked Education and Resource Network last year to ensure there were enough students to justify his advanced placement statistics class.