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7/23/2006
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Two leading academic instutions facing critical data warehousing and business intelligence challenges find powerful and dynamic solutions that could be your solutions, too.
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For the last seven years, I’ve been developing games for learning. The development process has been a lot of fun, and I’ve learned three big lessons: students love to learn by playing games almost as much as I enjoy developing them; game structures can be repurposed for different disciplines if the right “hooks” are built into the game platform; and mobile games are the next big thing. Cell phones offer a lot more than text messaging!
7/13/2006
7/10/2006
When the British Columbia Institute of Technology decided to implement a wireless network, it was building on a sophisticated wired network already in place on and between BCIT’s five major campuses in Vancouver.
7/3/2006
A University administered placement tests are common practice and normally occur in the areas of mathematics and science. However, the administration process for placement exams often differs across colleges and universities. Some perform the test at the beginning or end of the summer, while some do it during orientation. Some have the students come in to the high schools or universities to take it, while others send it to the students’ homes.
6/27/2006
Determined to put an up-to-date computing device in the hands of every student and educator on campus, CIOs devise smart tech refresh programs.
6/26/2006
Follow our six no-fail steps to standardizing your IT infrastructure, and you’ll streamline IT and boost performance now!
6/26/2006
Open source has changed life for visionary CIOs and their campus communities nationwide. Here’s what these technologists see as the benefits—and the considerations.
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The University of Central Florida (UCF) features classrooms with multimedia systems capable of connecting students to a wealth of global resources via voice, video, and data links.
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