Ex-Telkom CEO Sipho Maseko joins Shoprite board
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We can invest a lot of hope in technology, but we have to be more critical about how technology changes education, says Torque IT's Kapil Jaggeth.
Schools of any size and sector can enjoy the benefits of IT just as companies do: without the cost burden, management headaches or legacy.
The Department of Science and Technology steps into the education crisis in rural Eastern Cape with an ambitious new project.
The company is investing in software that transforms the student experience from passive to active and engaging.
The first batch will be delivered to Grade 1 pupils in July.
Teachers from across the country were recognised for using technology in the classroom to encourage learning.
The number of students who own tablet devices has more than doubled in the past year, according to a study.
The company's Aspire programme has been relaunched with the aim of addressing dropout rates in the US.
A Scottish primary school is considering leasing tablets at a once-off or weekly cost, over a three-year period.
A recent study revealed that more than six million students opt to include online classes into their schedules.
The government has entered a joint venture with Apple to distribute solar-powered iPads to rural schools.
Aldebaran Robotics and Intel showcase the power of humanoid NAO robots in the teaching process in Dubai.