A computer-based training centre has been opened at a traffic officers` training centre in Tshwane.
Local Danware distributor Networks Unlimited has announced the availability of the NetOp School 3.0 teaching software.
VS-Max is hosting a conference at CSIR for developers on the Visual Studio.Net platform.
Sahara co-sponsored a recent festival hosted by the Gauteng Department of Education to honour the teachers in the province.
To make an impact on the quality, efficiency and productivity of business processes, companies must be able to measure the impact of e-learning programmes, says Bridge Technology.
Sun Microsystems SA has supplied the Cape Technikon with servers and a storage array.
The University of the Western Cape (UWC) has launched version 1.2 of its open source learning management system, KEWL (Knowledge.Environment for Web-based Learning).
The Business Objects Knowledge Accelerator Web-based learning solution has been made available.
The latest security scares have given rise to another advanced hacking course, offered by local company Carrick & Associates.
The AST Group has combined its learning packages into the AST Learning business unit.
Skills2Learn believes e-learning can help companies gain a competitive advantage.
Intel has launched a new Mobile Technology Unit to complement both the company`s own education programmes and the GautengOnline project.
Just-in-time training is going to become increasingly important, says Auguste-Wilhelm Scheer, head of Integrated Data Systems.