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Faster. Wider. More? Broadband is the megaway answer to the six-lane punyway, the Godzilla tunnel bypass to the wormhole straw. Broadband is the solution to traffic jams, gridlocks–the answer that will turn the trickle of information into a torrent, the foot-high swell into a tsunami. Read the Full Story
Julie and Melanie both work full-time at Jaguar Cars and are looking forward to the challenge and the opportunity to help shape the course for future students. Read the Full Story
The purchases were funded under the U.S. Department of Education’s, Title II-A and Title II-D programs under the No Child Left Behind Act. Read the Full Story
Technology in general, and distance learning in particular, seemed to hold great promise in solving a number of problems in higher education. Read the Full Story
While serving in Congress at the helm of the Governmental Affairs Committee, the Maine Republican earned a bachelor’s degree in biology and a master’s in medical technology from Lexington University. Read the Full Story
Hundreds of people participated in discussions around the paper throughout November and December 2003. A summary of the feedback received through these discussions has now been produced. Read the Full Story
The measure, introduced last week by Mesa Republican Russell Pearce, the chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, would allow community colleges the chance to provide four-year degrees in teaching, nursing, law enforcement and fire science. Currently, the colleges offer only two-year degrees. Read the Full Story
His research interests include accounting harmonisation, the regulation of financial information for international capital markets, and differential reporting. He is currently researching the workings of the International Accounting Standards Board.He has chaired a UN working party on the accounting needs of developing countries and economies in transition, and was co-editor of the European Accounting Review. […]
But after sitting through the examination for three hours, Parikh discovered that the exam had been declared cancelled. The paper had leaked. Read the Full Story
ICT, according to UNDP, has been defined to include the full range of electronic technologies and techniques used to manage information and knowledge. It is imperative that Africa is not excluded from the technological revolution. Read the Full Story