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As Wikileaks continued to release yet more confidential US Embassy cables, participants in ‘Security and Defence Learning 2010’ and a special plenary session of OEB were convinced that information and informa... Read More

ONLINE EDUCA BERLIN, the international hub for exchanging ideas and experiences on ICT supported education & training, is expecting over 2000 participants from a record number of nearly 100 countries. N... Read More

© Nick Richards, UK, Wikimedia Commons Five hundred medical students at Leeds University School of Medicine will be equipped with iPhones so that their skills can be assessed online. The large-scale project... Read More

© Anton Gvozdikov - Fotolia.com The Technical University Dortmund is designing an e-learning programme for young people that works equally well for apprentices with disabilities. The plan will bring e-learn... Read More

Joe Pokropski Thomson Reuters is, by the company’s own definition, “the world's leading source of intelligent information for businesses and professionals”. It was created when the Canadian Thomson Corporat... Read More

More than eighty-eight thousand employees work for E.ON, one of the world's largest investor-owned international power and gas companies, headquartered in Duesseldorf, Germany. For several years now, employees ... Read More

© Paulus Rusyanto - Fotolia.com Helen Keegan, Senior Lecturer in Interactive Media at Salford University in England will report to OEB on how she teaches new media to her students using the mobile phones in... Read More

Creating content collaboratively is a crucial part of innovative learning. It offers significant opportunities for bringing together experts from various backgrounds in different geographical locations to excha... Read More

Lieutenant Tuck Pendleton, played heroically by Dennis Quaid in Joe Dante’s 1987 sci-fi blockbuster “Innerspace”, pilots a miniaturised team in an unforgettable adventure inside a human body. Two decades later,... Read More

  Spies, rebel insurgents and war criminals have been discovered hacking into the sensitive databases of the world's humanitarian relief agencies. Geoffrey Okoa, Chief IT Security Officer of the Wor... Read More