In this World Wide Wrap: Malaysia considers UK e-learning platform, e-learning demand surges, and Nigeria bullish on e-learning.
Five Grade 8 learners are part of the company's “SATlings” community social investment programme.
Two local students will represent the country in an international SMS competition.
In this World Wide Wrap: Online thieves target school district, hidden GPS outwits bank robbers, and banks urged to embrace IT.
In this World Wide Wrap: IT firms vie for ATP contract, Australia beefs up IT department, and partnership promotes contract management.
The country will continue to have to import scarce skills for at least five years as 2009 matrics fail to make the grade.
The increased focus on maths was not fruitful and more needs to be done, says government.
The $10 million Navteq Global LBS Challenge invites developers to design inventive location-aware applications.
The restructuring of the training bodies is still in the planning phase, says the Department of Higher Education.
In this World Wide Wrap: Virtual school for home-tutored students, universities consider national shared services, and e-learning gains traction in 2009.
In this World Wide Wrap: Taiwan plans carbon footprint labelling, manufacturers seek green ERP solutions, and UK calls for 'green new deal'.
In this World Wide Wrap: UK universities invest in SME initiative, Thailand to boost SME GDP, and Zambia govt praises SME performance.