The new building's outside walls are almost all glass, making the building glow at night
MIT has expanded the footprint of its Media Lab with a new US$90 million, 163,000-square-foot modern building.
Website capacity increased ahead of afternoon traffic surge
The Federal Government has shored up backend capacity for its My Schools website after it crashed]] under an influx of more than 9 million hits yesterday.
Demand proves too much for website backend
The Federal Government's [[xref:http://www.myschool.edu.au|My School]] website has been brought to its knees by users swarming to the site an hour after its launch.
Network expected to top 10,000 students
Australia could be home to one of the largest education networks to operate on the Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) platform within two months.
Gillard spurs on 'education revolution' through new website
Australians will be able to access comprehensive information about about 10,000 schools online from tomorrow.
The federal government is determined to publish school performance comparisons, despite threats from teachers to ban national literacy and numeracy tests in protest.
The federal government is determined to publish school performance comparisons, despite threats from teachers to ban national literacy and numeracy tests in protest.
Department is seeking industry input on how the NBN can improve education service delivery
The Department of Education Tasmania (DoE Tas) has begun assessing the new education possibilities offered by the National Broadband Network (NBN).
Gadgets for students from the 1950s to the present
University students just can't do without their gadgets. We look at the technology that's been a must-have for students from the 1950s to the present day.
$1.2 million in funding to help deliver graduates with IT and business skills
IBM and Monash University have partnered on a new $1.2 million Future Leaders Scholarship program aimed at developing IT leaders versed in both technology and business.
Education and training department will assist in the provision of Internet access and computers
The Rudd government has announced it will spend $7 million over four years on improving public Internet access facilities in remote Indigenous communities.
Potential for 120,000 users across the state
Central TAFE in Western Australia is trialing Microsoft’s Live@Edu with a view to moving up to 15,000 students to the hosted application for e-mail and file storage.
UQ goes wireless across 45 campuses
There are 38,000 of them. They aren’t employees, so you can’t dictate what they use in terms of computing hardware and software. They’re demanding, because they have grown up in the web age, and they expect to be connected where ever they are (even on remote islands and farms).
Australia’s Indigenous communities to benefit from new educational tools
One Laptop per Child (OLPC) Australia, has launched the first deployments of laptops to primary school children in the Northern Territory and Western Australia.
Tough new range aimed at rough school kids
Dell has today released its first of what will be a series of durable touchscreen netbooks in Australia in the lead up to Windows 7.
Kiosks for IP telephony and AV systems also possible
Pymble Ladies' College, a girls secondary school in Sydney's north, has introduced an electronic classroom student roll call system to reduce administrative disruption for students.
