Campus Technology News Update: Consortium Works To Replace Internet with Newer Model

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9/10/2014

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Consortium Works To Replace Internet with Newer Model

Last week an international group of academic and industry people converged for a two-day community meeting at the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles to lay out more details of NDN — Named Data Networking.
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'Engineers on Wheels' Roll into South Florida Schools
"Engineers on Wheels" will be rolling into high school campuses all over South Florida this fall. The Chrysler van, loaded with hands-on activities and engineering experiments, will visit classrooms as part of a Florida International University project to introduce the subject to high school students.
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College Students Have Chance To Improve Cybersecurity Skills With Competition
The National Cyber League will offer colleges the opportunity to participate in games and labs to improve students' cybersecurity skills.
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Scalable Launches Ed Versions of Network Simulation Platforms
Scalable Network Technologies has launched educational versions of its latest QualNet and EXata network simulation programs.
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Parking Management Update Adds API for Custom Apps
A company that develops applications for managing campus parking has just released a new version of its software that integrates with Blackboard's mobile app platform and adds enhancements to help students and staff find available parking.
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34 Edgenuity Courses Win A-G Approval from U California
The University of California Office of the President has granted A-G approval for 34 Edgenuity online courses.
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