Entries in 'Education' (31)
Intel launches Studybook tablet
NEWSIntel announced a ruggedised 7-inch tablet designed aimed at the education market called the Studybook tablet, based on either Windows 7 or Android Honeycomb.
New iPad didn't hurt notebook sales
NEWSIntel is set to promote a new 10-inch Medfield-based PC tablet category dubbed the StudyBook, aimed at the education market according to a DigiTimes report.
Westcoast to hold expo on 'The Importance of Education'
NEWSIT distributor Westcoast has announced it's holding its second multi-vendor education event on April 25th 2012, focused around ‘The Importance of Education’.
Computer Science to take over from school ICT
NEWSThe Government is set to announce later today that the current ICT curriculum is to be scrapped in favour of Computer Science and programming classes.
Google+ arrives for Google Apps users
NEWSGoogle has moved to finally launch the firm's Google+ social networking platform on the Google Apps enterprise platform.
YouTube and Lenovo ask students for space experiments
NEWSYoutube has teamed up with Chinese PC builder Lenovo to launch a new competition for science students to come up with an experiment that can be run performed on the ...
UK Computer science grads have 'lowest employment rate'
NEWSGraduating computer science students have the worst employment rate of any type of university degree according to a new study released by the UK's Higher Education Statistics Authority.
Report warns of British tech 'brain drain'
NEWSResearch has found that a majority of medium sized tech companies in the UK feel they are at risk of losing skilled employees
?15 computer to tackle computer skills shortage
NEWSBritish game developer David Braben has unveiled a £15 tiny computer designed to promote the education of computer science called the Raspberry Pi.
UK tech industry says ICT curriculum failing
NEWSThe British trade association for IT, comms and electronics industries said that the current form of information and communication technologies (ICT) in national school curriculum did more harm than good.
New website aims to promote game development to kids
NEWSe-Skills UK has launched a ‘Gaming Month’ on its digital careers website, BigAmbition.
Microsoft gives away Microsoft Mathematics 4.0
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Microsoft has decided to give away the software giant's student focused calculator software Mathematics.
Google Science Fair online science competition for students
NEWSGoogle has announced a partnership with CERN, the LEGO Group, National Geographic and Scientific American to introduce a global online science competition for students aged between 13 and 18 called ...
Women aged 25-34 'most likely to fall for web scams'
NEWSWomen aged between 25 and 34 are the most likely group to fall victim of online scams, according to new research.
Leeds University issues medical students with iPhones
NEWSThe University of Leeds will loan iPhones to 520 senior medical students so they can access online textbooks.
Back to school buying guides now online
NEWSPCR’s two guides to the ‘back to school’ season are online now, bringing you some of the latest hardware and software aimed at the education market.
HP launches new netbook for schools
NEWSHP has unveiled an education-focused mini netbook designed to provide schools with affordable technology.
Over 50% of kids' PCs will be touchscreen
NEWSBy 2015, more than half the PCs bought for children will have touchscreens, analysts have claimed.
Stone unveils education-focused PCs
NEWSThe Stone Group has launched a range of new PCs aimed at the education market, including an all-in-one machine, an energy-saving laptop and two compact desktops.
BETT 2010 was 'a flying success'
NEWSAlmost 30,000 visitors braved the ‘big freeze’ last month to attend this year’s BETT at London Olympia, according to figures just released by the organisers.
