FINDINGS from a recent evaluation report on the school adoption scheme by the Education Ministry should augur well for the future of information and communications technology (ICT) programmes in schools.

Apart from the observation that many students are fast adjusting to the new mode of learning through technology tools such as PCs and the Internet, the report highlighted that the majority of

As children and parents prepare for the new school year, a perennial issue crops up again – heavy school bags.
Students checking out an e-book launched by the Terengganu State Government. Apart from doing away with heavy school bags, the initiative aims to expose students to ICT.
Students checking out an e-book launched by the Terengganu State Government. Apart from doing away with heavy school

OPEN source, according to its proponents, is being adopted across major verticals such as public, technical, educational, financial, and services sectors and even among small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Chong says many governments look to open standards to ensure sovereignty over key intellectual assets.
Chong says many governments look to open standards to ensure sovereignty over key

In the final instalment of the Connected Life series, Cisco Malaysia’s managing director Kumaran Singaram explores the meaning of connected schools and what it means for Malaysia as the nation strives towards a knowledge society.

Education has always been one of the primary drivers for economic growth, peace and prosperity. Increasingly, we are living in a knowledge society, in which

THE Terengganu State Government, Top IT Industries Sdn Bhd and Intel Malaysia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to integrate technology into the classroom by deploying 25,000 Intel-powered Classmate PCs to Year Five pupils at Terengganu schools.

The state-wide project, billed as ‘Projek Buku Elektronik’, is part of the government’s ongoing effort to enhance the quality of education