Category Archives: IT/ Computers

Nov
16
2011

What Does Technology in Education Do for the Students?

Though technology has revolutionized the learning experience of a student within a classroom, one has to understand that the digital revolution comes with its own disadvantages––the loss is perhaps more in terms of what it replaces. Many schools and colleges are furnishing classrooms with smart boards, computers, and more, hoping that new technologies will add efficiencies. But the question remains: Can they completely replace old methods of teaching? A study of the downside of technology in education might give us a clear picture.

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Nov
8
2011

How Googling Affects Your Research Skills

Though the current generation of college students constantly engages itself with the internet and many other forms of technology, surprisingly, that doesn’t make them experts in finding the right  information they need for research papers. A two-year study by the Ethnographic Research in Illinois Academic Libraries Project concludes that students are so used to conducting simple searches on Google that they now find it difficult to do more sophisticated research either online or in the library.

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Sep
30
2011

Is IT What IT Seems?

What with the global economic downturn, especially evident in the US and Europe, shadowing the job market worldwide, any amount of soothsaying on the prospects of an uptrend job market seems untrue and difficult to consume.

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Sep
30
2011

CS Exam: The Way to Crack It – CS Topper Mahima Kapoor’s Story

With a rank of No.1 in her first attempt in the Company Secretary Professional Programme, Mahima  Kapoor gives a few simple tips to achieve success in the exam.

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Sep
19
2011

ONLY CAT SCORES FOR IITs MANAGEMENT COURSES

Those aspiring to a management course in IIT will now need to appear for only one entrance exam (CAT) as the IITs are all set to do away with the JMET (Joint Management Entrance Test). Although IITs have been accepting both JMET and CAT scores, students usually appeared for both the tests. Since the structure and content of the two examinations are the same, IITs have planned to use only the CAT scores for the admission process. This will, hopefully, ease pressure on the students. However, it may not be possible for all management courses to opt for this process.

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Sep
7
2011

YOUR TELECOM IDEAS COULD WIN BIG PRIZE MONEY! LAST DATE SEPT 15, 2011

How often have your felt that the distance between a great idea and great change is only a matter of funding? The United Nations is organizing a competition to help bridge just that gap; the winners get to share a prize money of $63,000 as well as receive help from industry mentors to transform winning ideas into a real-world solution.

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May
11
2011

The dynamic Indian education system beckons you

India’s education sector is witnessing exponential growth. Students are spoilt for choice with numerous new colleges, poly techniques, and universities that are being established across the country. Government funded or privately owned educational institutes are in a race to provide world class education facilities. Education is high on the government’s priority list and this urgency can gauged from the fact that in their five-year plan, the government plans to open more than 30 new educational institutes of varying capacity for different fields of education.

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Apr
29
2011

Dual-Degrees Give You The Advantage

As industries expand and begin to overlap, knowledge is quickly becoming interdisciplinary. In light of this, many students and universities are opting for dual-degree curriculums that seem to be the next big trend on campus.

Shan Sundar Balasubramaniam, a professor in the computer science department with the Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani said student gains better exposure when he or she is provided with a mechanism to work on two degrees simultaneously, which have a good percentage of commonality between them. If the degree combinations are well conceived, it gives a distinct edge to the student in the market place.”

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