The Microsoft Official Academic Course (MOAC), successor to the Academic Learning series, is taking the IT academic training world by storm, says local distributor Intersoft.
E-learning is not suited to schools, says an e-learning professor.
Preparation is under way for the 2006 annual Sasol SciFest science and technology festival in Grahamstown.
Fujitsu Siemens Computers, IT4Africa and Bytes Technology Group have upgraded the computer media centre at Durban-based school, the Wendon Academy.
Every well-meant move to grow SA`s IT skills pool seems to end up growing the pool of administrators and public servants instead.
Prof Basie von Solms, ICT Leadership Award winner, challenges academia, the ICT industry and government to increase ICT research capacity in SA.
Nairobits, a digital design school based in Nairobi, has won the 2005 World Summit Youth Award.
Sun Microsystems is offering customers on-demand workshops on the implementation of service-oriented architecture (SOA).
A SchoolNet Namibia project has been awarded third place in the community engagement category in the 2005 World Summit Youth Award.
The Tshwane University of Technology is saving R130 000 annually since it installed video conferencing facilities.
The public and private sectors must concentrate on ICT skills development, said African ICT Achievers award-winners.
Johannesburg-based software firm CUDA Technologies, an associate company of Hi-Performance Learning, says it has lowered the barriers to entry for e-learning since the launch of its learning software early this year.
South African education is moving to video conferencing, says Dimension Data.