Stories about: University of Canberra

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Adult students think YouTube and Flickr more useful than younger students 23 October, 2009 12:31

Adult students are more likely to think YouTube and Flickr are good for educational purposes than high school and primary students, according to research conducted as part of the Federal Government's Digital Education Revolution.
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University of Canberra seeks new traffic management solution 18 April, 2008 08:41

A network traffic quota system developed in-house at the [[xref: http://www.canberra.edu.au/|University of Canberra]] (UC) in the mid nineties has passed its expiry date, with the University [[xref:http://www.canberra.edu.au/icts/tenders|seeking proposals]] for a new network traffic management solution.
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Samba keeps up with Server 2008, Vista SP1 06 March, 2008 10:08

The cat and mouse relationship between Microsoft and the open source Samba continues as the team prepares another update to add support for Windows Server 2008 and Vista SP1.
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Server 2008 early adopters talk virtualization 28 February, 2008 16:52

The local launch of Windows Server 2008 in Sydney brought together a number of early adopter customers who are already looking at using the native virtualization capability, dubbed Hyper-V.
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Consortium unleashes $50 million worth of IT jobs 09 November, 2007 12:25

More than $50million worth of Australian IT jobs and scholarships worth $250,000 are on offer in the next 12 months, a consortium of ICT industry leaders including IBM, Microsoft, CSC and KPMG announced yesterday.
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Mainframe course drifts, ATO seeks more skills 04 September, 2007 10:35

Griffith University's mainframe training joint venture with Global Online Learning has come to an end as the provider moves closer to government departments in Canberra, which are recruiting more big iron skills.
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Bringing open source to the education sector 16 July, 2007 09:36

Liz Tay speaks with Kathryn Moyle, an Associate Professor at the University of Canberra and a former teacher who has worked in the South Australian Department of Education and Children's Services, about the role of open source in the education sector, and how policy makers, teachers, students and parents might overcome what she calls the hegemony of proprietary software.
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Cybertrust launch mentor program 06 February, 2007 16:33

Security firm Cybertrust today launched a graduate recruitment program for university leavers which involves assigning them a senior security engineer as mentor for the length of the course.
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Women in IT: Catherine Jaktman 01 May, 2006 10:32

Dr Catherine Jaktman has been working in IT for more than 15 years and wears many hats: Australian Computer Society (ACS) vice president (only the second female to hold the role in 15 years), ACS Canberra branch chairperson and casual lecturer and principal of Nordic Technology. Jaktman holds a BA in Mathematics, MS in Computer Science and a PhD in Computer Science Engineering and has worked on projects in the US, Sweden, Hong Kong and New Zealand. She hopes to be a role model for other women in IT, and believes it is a shame that females are still not encouraged to choose technology-based careers.
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Degrees of difference 28 September, 2005 15:45

With the end of the year in sight, many IT professionals take stock of their career prospects and consider the options available to bag that promotion or go for that dream job.
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Academic says HealthConnect will not meet Abbott's timeframe 07 July, 2005 09:56

Health Minister Tony Abbott's ambitious plan to have an electronic health record system operational is highly unlikely to meet a 12 month timeframe according to Dr David More, adjunct professor of Health Informatics at the University of Canberra.