Students are encouraged to team with peers in other regions to develop Web sites on educational topics.
In today's technology roundup: China deploys virtual Internet cops, teen cracks $70m porn filter, Sony software leaves PCs vulnerable, and Yahoo calls for dismissal of human rights suit.
In this World Wide Wrap: DBSi optimises business continuity, Onyx Group ensures business continuity, and BridgeHead supplies Iowa Glass.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP pushes Print 2.0, Oz overlooks printing costs, and India print market grows.
In this World Wide Wrap: Glaxo keeps RFID, NZ promotes bar codes, and India encrypts smart cards.
Intel's Santa-Rosa Mobile promises increased manageability for the business sector. [Local rep: Tarsus Technologies]
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University provides a "mechatronics" degree.
Affordable access to technology and content significantly increases users' power, says Gartner.
It is now up to the provinces to implement the health and patient record system, says government.
SA's courts now use ICT to provide services and clamp down on corruption, says the justice minister.
In today's technology roundup: Internet founder predicts end of TV, Samsung-Sony JV ships 52-inch LCD panels, Microsoft fixes anti-piracy tool glitch, and Sony adds Blu-ray to all-in-one PC.
In this World Wide Wrap: SOA not producing returns, Enterprise 2.0 grows, and virtualisation multiplies threats.
The Precision M4300 is now available to customers in Europe, Middle East and Africa.