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University students will soon be able to access a higher volume of information from the Internet at a faster pace thanks to two new innovations from the University’s Networking and Telecommunications Services.
Having pioneered an approach to teaching information technology, Cincinnati State Technical & Community College is drawing international attention.
Regents on the Finance and Facilities Committee discussed raising a proposed increase to students? tuition and fees from 9.9 percent to 11 percent Monday afternoon.
Officials with the San Jose/Evergreen Community College District are trying to figure out how to limit objectionable notes on the campus e-mail system without limiting free expression. (Free Registration Required)
Sybase® will offer automated real-time language translation in its Enterprise Portal Product as a tool to enhance the global business communications of its customers Atlanta, GA – September 26, 2000— Transparent Language, Inc., a leading developer of language technology for corporate markets, today announced that Sybase, Inc. has purchased licenses for the Enterprise Translation Server™ […]
MILPITAS, Calif., Oct 9, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) — UNext.com, a leading Internet education company, will use the Chuckwalla rich media management system to manage UNext’s vast and growing volume of rich media for online course materials designed for business professionals, the companies announced today. The Chuckwalla system supports virtually any complex file type — from […]
The projection still startles. Nokia (NOK) calculates that globally, by the end of 2003, mobile devices will surpass fixed-line desktop computers as a means of connecting to the Internet. “Mobile devices,” of course, refer to everything from cell phones to PalmPilots. But less noticed are wireless technologies whose roles in defining the next-generation Internet could […]
Education isn’t what it used to be. If you enrolled in a college or university before 1995, you probably spent untold hours sifting through brochures, printed catalogs, and comparative educational directories. Once you finally selected your school, you stood in long lines at the registrar’s office and spent a good half day in class registration.
Queensland Open Learning Network is proud to invite you to their 4th International Open Learning Conference in Brisbane. This conference promises to be the most stimulating and thought provoking conference they have organized yet. The conference has also been able to attract world leaders like Sir John Daniel, Vice Chancellor, The Open University (UK), President, […]
Online learning goes the distance – October 2000 by Sara Aase The Internet is radically changing the collegiate experience–for good and for ill. Teachers, teach thyselves – October 2000 by Si Dunn and Connie Dunn When teachers are too overloaded to learn how to use them, computers collect dust. Do try this at home! – […]