Tagged: E-learning & News
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The Irish language online News
26.04.2012 The best way to make the Irish language relevant to people’s lives is to encourage them to use it outside of the classroom and online technologies could help do that. -
English-learning online platform aims to disrupt exam preparation News
15.11.2011 E-learning company RendezVu has launched ExamSpeak, a next-gen online language learning platform that's aiming to transform how English-language students prepare for their...Categories: Web 2.0, R&D, Online Business, Internet, Graduate, Enterprise, Digital Media, Consumer Tech -
XING’s Bill Liao creates free online course for entrepreneurs News
21.10.2011 Bill Liao, the entrepreneur and philanthropist who co-founded European business social network XING.com with founder Lars Hinrichs has created a free online course for...Categories: Career Advice, Digital Business, Economy, Education, Funding, Social Media, Training, Upskilling -
Developing the digital curriculum News
02.10.2011 A digital school isn't just about having the technology. Schools need to fully take advantage of it to find new ways of teaching and to prepare students for the 21st century. -
The minister’s word: Equipping our future generation for the digital age News
02.10.2011 The Programme for Government sets out a number of ambitious policy objectives in terms of optimising and integrating ICT into our education system to deliver 21st-century... -
Education and the cloud News
02.10.2011 There’s a major opportunity for the Irish education system to take advantage of the revolution in cloud computing to deliver the much-needed digital curriculum. -
Computers in their hands News
02.10.2011 Take a look at how some Irish schools have equipped themselves to educate their students for the 21st century. -
Digital Hub e-learning firm wins deal with British Computer Society News
15.09.2011 I-CANDO, the pioneering e-learning firm that last year embarked on a pioneering campaign to boost Ireland’s digital literacy skills, has secured an exclusive distribution deal... -
Dublin City University’s five-year plan – Chromebook deal with Google News
13.09.2011 DCU has revealed its five-year education roadmap that will see 80pc of all its education programmes be available in blended or online formats by 2015. The university will also...Categories: Online Business, Multimedia, Mobility, Mobile, Internet, Hardware, Education, Digital Media, Computers, CIO -
Fota Learning Zone partners with Promethean Planet News
24.08.2011 To mark its first anniversary today, Fota Learning Zone in Fota House, Co Cork has partnered with Promethean Planet to introduce a new element to its digital learning programme.Categories: Education, Digital MediaTags: BlackBerry, E-learning, -
Trinity mobile learning spin-out gets off to a clean start News
14.07.2011 Trinity College-based technology spin-out Glanta has launched its new ‘SureWash’ mobile e-learning station that delivers training and auditing of hand hygiene techniques in... -
Deals done this past week News
14.03.2011 An overview of the week in deals in the Irish technology sector. -
Aurion Learning to deliver e-learning to Irish universities News
08.03.2011 Award-winning online learning company Aurion Learning has been awarded a new contract to develop an equality and diversity e-learning programme for the Irish Universities... -
Hibernia College to create 25 jobs News
23.02.2011 Twenty-five jobs are to result from Hibernia College increasing its workforce by 20pc to meet increasing international demand for its services. -
New website features online tutors for students News
15.02.2011 Students who need help with their homework can now avail of www.24-7tutorials.com, a new website that provides one-to-one online expert help in real time. -
The 21st-century worker News
02.02.2011 "Picture the Victorian classroom in your mind, with the children sitting in rows and the teacher at the top at a blackboard,” said John Lawlor, director of Bridge21, a programme... -
Laying the foundations for the schools of tomorrow News
02.02.2011 As the first 100Mbps digital schools were unveiled, former communications minister, Eamon Ryan TD, said 600 more schools are due to get essential broadband capacity.Categories: Web, Telecommunications, Networks, Networking & Telecoms, Internet, Government, Education -
Today’s digital classroom News
02.02.2011 As the classroom enters new, unknown territory, what direction will the school of tomorrow take with these technological advances? -
OPINION: The learning curve News
02.02.2011 Martin Hill explains how remote training can help companies upgrading to Windows 7 to meet the needs of non-IT users. -
Driving the wireless revolution News
17.01.2010 Solid engineering principles are making the difference in bringing 21st-century broadband to organisations in a diverse range of locations, AirSpeed Telecom's CEO Liam O’Kelly...