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College puts entire courses on USB drives Thomas Edison State College plans to offer all 17,000 of its students complete courses on USB flash drives.
Flinders University gives open source the boot Flinders University will migrate its 16,000 students over to Microsoft’s Live@edu email platform from mid-2010 after dropping an in-house open source...
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RIM Brings Development, Admin Courses to Universities BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) kicked off its second annual BlackBerry Developer Conference with a bang this morning, announcing its new...
IBM launches cloud academy IBM has announced a global forum for educators, researchers and information technology (IT) personnel from the education industry. The new IBM Cloud...
Cloud computing inevitable? Not so fast, educator says The debate about cloud computing isn’t so much centered on when it might happen , but what are the proper questions to ask so users can determine...
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FCC seeks public's help with E-Rate Internet services program The Federal Communications Commission this week asked for public comments on how to improve E-Rate, the federal program designed to give U.S. schools...
Microsoft’s Live@edu to add SharePoint Microsoft is filling out its free Live@edu service for schools with the addition of SharePoint Online. The service is expected to be added in the...
Web meeting big enough for a stadium? Adobe Connect Pro can do that Adobe systrems' Acrobat Connect Pro 7.5 can now hold webinars or online lectures for as many as 80,000 participants.
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FBI warns of $100M cyber-threat to small business Cyberthieves are hacking into small- and medium-sized organizations every week and stealing millions of dollars in an ongoing scam that has moved...
Laid-off IT Pros Head to the Classroom In a pilot program, Georgia Tech plans to transform unemployed IT professionals into high school computer science teachers.
Slower pace, lower wages leave 'rural offshoring' a niche Atlanta-based Xpanxion, LLC began as an offshore software development firm over a decade ago, but in 2006 it opened a facility in Kearney, Neb. Why...
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