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: María José López Pourailly; 03 March 2015

Ernesto Chinkes, UBA: "TICAL is an unforgettable moment"

The General Coordinator of Information and Communications Technologies of the University of Buenos Aires, Ernesto Chinkes, is, for the third time, the president of the Program Committee of the TICAL Conference, which will reach its fifth edition between 6 and 8 of July, in Viña del Mar, Chile. With this interview, we continue our series "Five Questions to" in which we will discover the importance given to the Conference by those who were its main characters in recent years.

: María José López Pourailly; 02 March 2015

TICAL2015 presenta a tres de sus panelistas internacionales

Susan Grajek, Vice Presidente de Datos, Investigación y Análisis en EDUCAUSE (EE.UU.), Mtro. Manuel Moreno Castañeda, Rector del Sistema de Universidad Virtual de la Universidad de Guadalajara (México), y Eloy Rodrigues, Director de los Servicios de Documentación de la Universidad de Minho (Portugal), son los tres primeros panelistas internacionales que han confirmado su participación en la quinta edición de la Conferencia que se desarrollará entre los días 6 y 8 de julio de 2015 en la ciudad de Viña del Mar (Chile).

: 25 February 2015

Peru: CONCYTEC offers new virtual platform for researchers, innovators and professionals

On February 9, the CONCYTEC, Peruvian National Council for Science, Technology and Innovation, has made available the new virtual platform of the National Researchers and Innovators Directory (DINA), a tool that records the resumes of people who carry out activities related to science, technology and innovation in Peru.

: 19 February 2015

2014 Compendium shows positive trends

The fourteenth annual GÉANT Association Compendium of National Research and Education Networks (NRENs) in Europe is now available. The Compendium documents the work currently being done by NRENs, examining the different contexts in which they operate and explaining important trends in research and education networking that concern them.

: María José López Pourailly; 18 February 2015

How 88 schools advanced to an e-education zone in Kenya

In 2014 Kenya held the badge of being the country with the fastest Internet connectivity and highest rate of Internet access for its people across all sectors of the economy including education and all this at some of the lowest prices in Africa! In 2015 the status quo remains the same.