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Cyber boys and girls - Stephen Manning, TES
If you’ve ever worried your pupils can
spot you’re wearing the same outfit
two days running, or that they have
already figur
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Middle East peace a reality in new computer game - Corinne Heller, Reuters
Many have tried. All have failed. But
with a new computer game, you can make
peace in the Middle East. The software,
called &quo
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May 10, 2007, 09:56:09 AM
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Record Number of Visitors to Newspaper Web Sites in First Quarter
According to custom analysis by
Nielsen//NetRatings for the Newspaper
Association of America, more than 59
million people (37.6
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Next Target Of Cell Phone Industry: Navigation - Reuters
After hitting alarm clock makers and
camera manufacturers, the cell phone
industry has a new target -- personal
navigation devic
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The Big Shots Of Blogdom - Business Week
Executives are learning to take the 24/7
patter of online critics very seriously
indeed. When Michael Arrington wrote a
post on
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May 10, 2007, 09:54:08 AM
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Microsoft Beefing Up Web Infrastructure - Daisuke Wakabayashi, Reuters
Microsoft Corp. plans to roll out a
"very, very large" number of
services to allow smaller Web developers
to tap into
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Microsoft Invites Collaboration With Grid Computing Research - Jack M. Germain
Microsoft's Security Policy
Assertion Language, or SecPAL, is the
company's attempt to develop a
language for expressi
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Schools debate merits of 'video resumes': Latest trend in job seeking divides
As a host of new online services cater
to the YouTube generation, college and
career counselors are debating the
merits of the l
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Schools targeted in spectrum debate - Corey Murray, eSchool News
In a dispute over a coveted band of
wireless spectrum known as Educational
Broadband Service, Sprint Nextel has
petitioned the F
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$3 software suite aims to bridge digital divide - eSchool News
Governments that subsidize a certain
percentage of the cost of computers for
students to use both at home and at
school might be
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Japanese Schools May Switch to Linux - Christopher Salzberg (gyaku), Ohmy News
Japan's public broadcaster NHK
reported late last week that the
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
plans to introduce
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Apple offers 'One to One' instruction - Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY
Apple is revamping its personalized
customer service offerings in a bid to
increase computer sales. The company
will split its P
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Seeing No Progress, Some Schools Drop Laptops - WINNIE HU, The New York Times
The students at Liverpool High have used
their school-issued laptops to exchange
answers on tests, download pornography
and hack
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Second Life worth second look: Virtual world will change interactions, lecturer
Incorporating 3-D virtual world
instruments into corporation marketing,
education and entertainment is beginning
to change the w
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Web-based curricula are becoming more popular with students - Paris Achen
Citing its academic benefits in
captivating students and gauging
instructional effectiveness, the Medford
School District is poi
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An Online Course in Ethics - Inside Higher Ed
The director of Florida International
University’s online education arm
stepped down this week amid an
investigation into char
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Why e-books are bound to fail - Mike Elgan - Computerworld
E-books, those flat electronic tablets
designed for reading downloadable,
software-based books, are often packed
with advanced d
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U.S. schools may join inexpensive laptop project - Reuters
A project that aims to deliver
low-priced laptops with string pulleys
to the world's poorest children may
have a new market
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Schools say iPods becoming tool for cheaters - Associated Press
Banning baseball caps during tests was
obvious -- students were writing the
answers under the brim. Then, schools
started bannin
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Universities scramble for notification technology - Infoworld
In the wake of the horrific mass
shooting at Virginia Tech on Monday,
colleges and universities in the U.S.
are scrambling to bu
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