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DALLAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Oct. 5, 2000–CompUSA Inc., America’s Largest Computer Superstore(R) retailer, today announced the launch of a new web-based training service, called Power2Learn Online Training.
SUNNYVALE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Oct. 10, 2000–ebrary, the authoritative source for online research, announced an unprecedented joint investment by Random House Inc., Pearson and The McGraw-Hill Companies – three of the world’s leading publishing and information services companies.
Believe it or not, there are people who have never touched a personal computer. They have never manipulated a mouse, surfed the Internet or sent an e-mail. But they want to, and many of Utah’s senior centers are giving them the chance.
Applications Include Online Security, Physical Campus Access and Cashless Transactions Applications Include Online Security, Physical Campus Access and Cashless Transactions
Mascot Network, Inc. Creates Sense of Community Among 2-Year College Students, Many of Whom Commute to Campus CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct 10, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Mascot Network, Inc., the leading provider of higher education enterprise portals, today announced that with the beginning of the new school year over 30 2-year and community colleges have deployed […]
Old Dominion University professor is promoting that idea in a new book, “American Schools: The $100 Billion Challenge,” with prominent co-author, Bill Cosby.
AMES, Iowa — Ever wonder how an electric motor works? Ever think you could build one? Now you can, thanks to a Web site called “Funtivities” (http://www.Funtivities.com), sponsored by Iowa State University’s Program for Women in Science and Engineering (PWSE).
Web-based learning, collaborations, and knowledge networks are the focus of an upcoming conference at UCSC. The Tech Innovation 2000 conference takes place Friday and Saturday, October 13 and 14, and is free. UCSC faculty and students, K-12 teachers, and others involved in the field of education are encouraged to attend.
WINNIPEG, Oct. 10 – “E-learning” – taking courses over the Internet – is becoming increasingly popular in Canada.
Leave your secret-file-laden computer unattended for a long enough while and that greasy-fingered intern is going to be playing Asteroids on it. Heaven forbid.