Canadian Universities to start offices in India |
- Canadian Universities to start offices in India
- The International Knowledge Centre scholarships
- TV: Real danger from too much virtual reality
- Delhi for kids: In surf-or-sink world kids must byte
- In surf-or-sink world kids must byte
- Delhi for kids: Parents struggle to keep up as little ones turn e-savvy
- Parents struggle to keep up as little ones turn e-savvy
- Delhi for kids: ‘Teach kids to budget their expenses’
- ‘Teach kids to budget their expenses’
- Delhi for kids: Technology should not stand in the way of human relations
- Technology should not stand in the way of human relations
- LSE may enter into tie-up with Nalanda university
| Canadian Universities to start offices in India Posted: 16 Feb 2012 12:58 AM PST A consortium of nine Canadian Universities is starting offices in Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai to cater to the ever-growing demand of foreign universities in India. 
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| The International Knowledge Centre scholarships Posted: 16 Feb 2012 12:47 AM PST The IKC exists to help the student find a university abroad that is the right fit for them at no cost to the students or their families 
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| TV: Real danger from too much virtual reality Posted: 15 Feb 2012 05:05 PM PST Delhi children spend 115 minutes per day on average on watching television compared to 94 minutes by Kolkata kids, says a multi-city viewership study conducted by TAM Media Research. 
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| Delhi for kids: In surf-or-sink world kids must byte Posted: 15 Feb 2012 04:57 PM PST With children today more comfortable using tablets than textbooks, they're definitely a step ahead of their technologically-challenged parents. 
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| In surf-or-sink world kids must byte Posted: 15 Feb 2012 04:57 PM PST With children today more comfortable using tablets than textbooks, they're definitely a step ahead of their technologically-challenged parents. 
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| Delhi for kids: Parents struggle to keep up as little ones turn e-savvy Posted: 15 Feb 2012 04:47 PM PST Young kids, initiated into the world of the internet early, are hitting the ground running. And parents , constantly trying to catch-up , are finding pre-teen netizens as comfortable online as their older counterparts. 
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| Parents struggle to keep up as little ones turn e-savvy Posted: 15 Feb 2012 04:47 PM PST Young kids, initiated into the world of the internet early, are hitting the ground running. And parents , constantly trying to catch-up , are finding pre-teen netizens as comfortable online as their older counterparts. 
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| Delhi for kids: ‘Teach kids to budget their expenses’ Posted: 15 Feb 2012 04:41 PM PST Intuitively attuned to technology, kids are much better at handling it than their parents who freeze when confronted with a problem. It's like they are born with a wireless mouse in their hands. But is this a good thing? How do adults brought up in an age of pencil and textbooks keep up? 
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| ‘Teach kids to budget their expenses’ Posted: 15 Feb 2012 04:41 PM PST Intuitively attuned to technology, kids are much better at handling it than their parents who freeze when confronted with a problem. It's like they are born with a wireless mouse in their hands. But is this a good thing? How do adults brought up in an age of pencil and textbooks keep up? 
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| Delhi for kids: Technology should not stand in the way of human relations Posted: 15 Feb 2012 04:27 PM PST What worries clinical psychiatrist Avdesh Sharma is that kids get addicted to technology often "to the exclusion of human relations". 
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| Technology should not stand in the way of human relations Posted: 15 Feb 2012 04:27 PM PST What worries clinical psychiatrist Avdesh Sharma is that kids get addicted to technology often "to the exclusion of human relations". 
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| LSE may enter into tie-up with Nalanda university Posted: 15 Feb 2012 08:23 AM PST The London School of Economics and Political Science (informally LSE) is mulling the idea of setting up its global partner university chapter at the proposed Nalanda International University (NIU), says LSE pro director, Professor Stuart Corbridge. 
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