The National Information Technology Development Tax (NITD) is payable by Nigerian companies that have an annual turnover of at least 100 million Nigerian naira ($ 262,800). It is calculated as 1% of the profit before tax (PBT) of the subject companies. The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) Act (NITDARead More →
Wednesday 05 May 2021 The UNCW Small Business and Technology Development Center received a grant of $ 64,940 from the North Carolina Small Business and Technology Development Center to expand assistance to small businesses and entrepreneurs in response to COVID-19. “Since the onset of COVID-19, we’ve been working hand-in-hand withRead More →
RIT alumnus and entrepreneur Matthew Peltier believes his company’s success will be driven by the creative use of new technologies that develop personal connections between users around the world. As the founder and CEO of the Community marketing and communications channel, Peltier leads real, instant and, often, lucrative conversations. PeltierRead More →
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ARLINGTON, Virginia & COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – CAES, the leading provider of critical electronics solutions, and Colorado Engineering Inc. (CEI), a leading provider of RF and high performance computing (HPC) solutions, announced a strategic alliance to jointly develop a technology state-of-the-art applicable to missile researchers, data links,Read More →
Distinguished Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) alumnus and current Director of the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) Vice Adm. Jon A. Hill spoke virtually to faculty, staff and students at the NPS on the topic of “Missile Defense and Technology Warriors” during the latest edition of the Secretary of the Navy GuestRead More →
When Rob Harmon started his teaching career, he knew he couldn’t just sit at the head of the class. He needed to be immersed in it. With a hands-on approach and dedication to helping students develop problem-solving skills, over the past 18 years, the technology education teacher has become aRead More →
The 62nd Annual Western Kansas Tech Education Show at Fort Hays State University is scheduled for Friday. The event is on Friday, April 30, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. According to the FHSU, the tech fair features middle and high school students in tech education classes that showcase theirRead More →
BY OUR CORRESPONDENT One donation, Professor Samuel Ekanem, called for more investment in technology education to strengthen national development. Ekanem, professor of technology at the Federal University of Wukari, Taraba, made the appeal during the institution’s first inaugural conference on Thursday in Wukari. According to him, Nigeria and Africa canRead More →
DUBLIN, April 22, 2021 / PRNewswire / – The report “Sixth Generation Wireless by 6G Technology Development (Investment, R&D and Testing) and 6G Market Commercialization (Infrastructure, Deployment, Apps and Services), Use Cases and Industry Verticals 2021-2030” has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com offer. The report assesses the commercialization of the 6GRead More →
Local Written by: Press Release Posted by David Elliott Publication date: 04/20/2021 The 62nd Annual Western Kansas Technology Education Fair at Fort Hays State University is scheduled for Friday, April 30 from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The event features middle and high school students in technology education classes toRead More →
NESS IF WE HAVE, Israel, April 20, 2021 / PRNewswire / – MeaTech 3D Ltd. (Nasdaq: MITC) (TASE: MITC), a technology company focused on developing cultured meat production capabilities, including its proprietary three-dimensional printing technology, biotechnology processes and customizable no-slaughter manufacturing processes. real meat manufacturing, today announced that its whollyRead More →
Electronics began at the start of the 20th century with the invention of vacuum tubes. He brought modern technologies such as telecommunications, broadcasting (radio / TV), IT, etc., and changed our society in a revolutionary way. Then, vacuum tubes were gradually replaced by semiconductor devices in the 1960s, due toRead More →
The Space Force plans to establish a Space Systems Command this summer, pending the appointment and Senate confirmation of a three-star commander. WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force on April 8 unveiled new details of its plan to establish a Space Systems Command in Los Angeles to oversee the developmentRead More →
Medecine studient Justin Egresitz ’23PHD, who is pursuing a Ph.D. at NC State College of Education STEM learning and teaching in the area of study of the engineering and technology education programhas been selected to attend the 21st Century Leadership Academy of the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA).Read More →
Newswise – The American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS) and the Neurosurgery Research & Education Foundation (NREF) are pleased to announce that William S. Coggins, MD, of the University of Arkansas, has been named the 2021 Fellow of the AANS technological development grant in neurosurgery. for his project, “Intraoperative motorRead More →
NFL athletic trainers have a long history of using Hyperice products for injury prevention and performance, with PFATS having an established relationship with Normatec recovery products for years. “We couldn’t be more excited to announce Hyperice’s elevated partnership with PFATS and for the future of this relationship. PFATS members haveRead More →
With the combination of theory and practice, higher education around the world has faced enormous challenges in identifying the best teaching method to achieve the defined goal and learning outcome. As a result, many universities have adopted different modes and tools to transform their teaching, including lab workshops to anRead More →
Kathy Koar, director of veterinary nursing at Harcum College in Bryn Mawr, Pa., Constantly asks her students for feedback on virtual learning. (Photos courtesy of Kathy Koar) The veterinary technology education programs in the United States are all very different, said Kathy Koar, director of veterinary nursing at Harcum CollegeRead More →
Schaumburg, Illinois, Dec. 2020 – HEIDENHAIN opened a new ACU-RITE Technology Education Center in Schaumburg, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. The ACU-RITE Technology Education Center (ATEC) is designed to provide special assistance to North American customers and prospects of Heidenhain with direct access to view and use all of itsRead More →
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is more than just a buzzword, it’s a change. If one is supposed to remember the 21st century for anything, then it is absolutely artificial intelligence and the changes it has brought about. Ever since the idea of machines first saw the light of day and theRead More →
A state-of-the-art 1,500-seat esports arena and creative technology education college are offered in Bristol. Site developer Northern Lights Arena Europe (NLAE) is working on plans for the facility on the campus of the West of England Institute of Specialist Education (WISE) at SGS College in Stoke Gifford, just outside theRead More →
BMC’s extended sponsorship includes acting as a founding sponsor of BreakLine Apex. BreakLine Apex is a new training program that focuses on recruiting, coaching and mentoring talented people of color, with an initial focus on Black and Latinx applicants, for various technical and business roles at the world’s top techRead More →
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Haiti is a country that remains among the poorest and most unequal countries in Latin America. This comes especially after suffering the devastating setback of the 2010 earthquake. There is ample evidence of progress, with increased sanitation, education and employment. However, inequality and poverty are still evident.Read More →
After extensive deliberation with a large number of people from different sectors, teachers, educators, policy makers, institutions and voluntary organizations, the Indian government has approved the National Education Policy 2020, drafted by a committee headed by Dr Kasturirangan. The NEP-2020 is a milestone in the history of Indian education. TheRead More →
XR technology is disruptive and it has been a disruptive year. “Disruptive” is not the keyword for this article, but has certainly been a buzzword in 2020. Here, we’ll explore how all of these disruptions have potentially led to lasting and positive change in education. The road in For starters,Read More →
Success Through Technological Education (STTE) officials announced on Thursday that Mara Matosic and Noah Carp have joined their board of directors. “These two nationally-caliber board members with tremendous energy and exceptional track records have joined the board and will help us serve the youth of the Borderplex area,” STTE officialsRead More →
NC State College of Education doctoral student John Howe ’21EDD has been accepted into NC State University’s Preparation of the teaching program (PTP). As a 2020-21 PTP Fellow, Howe will attend regular workshops and establish a mentoring relationship with a faculty member from the College of Education. “I entered theRead More →
In pursuit of deeper integration of innovative approaches into ETS products and services, Oranje will intensify its focus on the design and development of innovative, technology-based assessments and learning tools. This will include increased integration of research capabilities and new technologies into how assessments and learning technologies are designed andRead More →
North Korea is moving forward with a comprehensive reform of its education system that puts science and technology at the center of its concerns. The plans were approved at a cabinet meeting over the weekend and follow a call from Kim Jong Un in September to improve the country’s educationRead More →
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Land of Arcadia Courtesy of Arcadia Earth We’ve all heard of this new series of experiential “museums” aimed at the Instagram generation. There’s the Ice Cream Museum, which started the trend, thanks to stars like Kim Kardashian and Beyoncé posting their tours on Instagram; 29Rooms, which aims to merge togetherRead More →
LAWRENCE – Over the past 40 years, the population of women in state prisons across the United States has grown by 834 percent. While men still constitute the vast majority of the prison population, the incarceration rate for women is increasing. Of the one million women subjected to some typeRead More →
Student concerns about technology and having enough teachers were brought to the Brainerd School Board on Monday, April 22. Brainerd High School senior Maddie Schuld came forward in the reunion’s public forum and first spoke about the sometimes overuse of technology in classrooms. “Google Classroom is a really helpful tool.Read More →
Student concerns about technology and a sufficient number of teachers were brought before the Brainerd School Board on Monday, April 22. Brainerd High School senior Maddie Schuld spoke out at the reunion’s public forum and first spoke about the sometimes overuse of technology in classrooms. “Google Classroom is a reallyRead More →
Let’s start with the facts on the ground. Over £15 billion has been spent on educational technology over the past decade. The average educational technology budget for schools is £900m a year. And yet, while some believe there has been a reasonable improvement in basic digital skills for 15-24 yearRead More →
An Apple event is just around the corner, but contrary to my predictions two weeks ago, the company has already announced that the theme for this upcoming event is education. To reinforce this, the event is taking place at a high school in Chicago. Obviously, this changes some of myRead More →
WAUSAU – Students at Wausau East High School are creating a series of sculptures for the school grounds, thanks to the hard work of students and the guidance of an artist from Wisconsin. Milwaukee-based artist Don Rambadt guides a group of about 30 students from Wausau East through the processRead More →
I am honored to co-write this article with Joshua Eyler, adjunct associate professor and director of the Center of Excellence in Teaching at Rice University. Our conversation began in July when a handful of articles from reputable sources emerged in conjunction with the start of the school year. From ScientificRead More →
As agriculture and food production reach high-tech heights and resources such as water become scarcer, the country will increasingly depend on the innovative solutions of its brightest minds. A new initiative at UC Merced aims to put today’s students at the forefront of the food, energy, and water (FEW) nexusRead More →
Cyber insurance companies are raising their rates and tightening their requirements Industry experts warn that cyber insurance premiums will skyrocket this year across all industries as insurers clamp down on the level of risk they will accept – and insurers have started requiring organizations to buy policies to prove thatRead More →
Cut through the Ed Tech hype for research-driven improvements What will be the impact of emerging technologies on the future of education? While it’s easy to get carried away by the hype around trends like the metaverse and artificial intelligence, the real advancements come in slow and incremental improvements inRead More →
The new hire is part of ATDC’s outreach to Georgian startups in the FinTech initiative. Michelangelo Ho is the fintech expert who joins the Advanced Technology Development Center to lead its FinTech accelerator initiative. Ho will work with FinTech startups in Georgia and help guide their growth and development. TheRead More →