• The specialist schools programme started with Technology Colleges, the first being designated in 1994.

    BBC: Specialist schools 'better, faster'

  • The new group includes eight arts colleges, 14 language colleges, seven sports colleges and 26 technology colleges.

    BBC: Specialist schools 'better, faster'

  • The first 47 technology colleges have on average improved their top GCSE at more than twice the average rate in other schools.

    BBC: Specialist schools 'better, faster'

  • Popular anger about universities' costs is rising just as technology is shaking colleges to their foundations.

    ECONOMIST: Schumpeter

  • He taught economic history at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other colleges, and worked on his book on economic growth, the subject that brought him to the notice of Kennedy, and which remains the best known of his 30 works.

    ECONOMIST: Walt Rostow | The

  • Mr Vajpayee reckons that India already has a good base of technology institutes and regional engineering colleges.

    ECONOMIST: When India wires up

  • Targeting the education market, Apple and Oracle said they will launch a seminar series promoting the technology in the top 100 colleges and universities.

    CNN: Oracle certifies Mac clients with E-Business Suite

  • EdX, originally backed by a grant from Harvard College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has joined with community colleges in Massachusetts and McGill University in Montreal.

    WSJ: College Courses Expand Online

  • Even Bath acknowledges that more colleges are ramping up technology for safety purposes in recent years, an effort spurred by a 2003 University of Pennsylvania initiative to install hundreds of security cameras around campus.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Educational technology is also having an impact on colleges and universities.

    FORBES: Can Technology Disrupt Education?

  • Yet an extensive study found that between the early 1970s and late 1990s American colleges produced more than enough graduates in science, technology, engineering and maths to meet demand.

    ECONOMIST: Can higher productivity fill the gap?

  • Today's students depend on technology to live, work and play, and today's colleges have to provide high-tech tools in order to attract the best applicants.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • We are also providing guidance and technical assistance to help colleges and universities fully comply with the legal requirements to use emerging technology that is accessible to all students in the classroom.

    WHITEHOUSE: Presidential Proclamation--White Cane Safety Day

  • And we'll reward schools that develop new partnerships with colleges and employers, and create classes that focus on science, technology, engineering and math - the skills today's employers are looking for to fill the jobs that are there right now and will be there in the future.

    BBC: State of the Union: Obama pledges to reignite economy

  • Especially since colleges are even giving iPads away to their students, such as Stanford, Duke, Illinois Institute of Technology, and University of Maryland.

    FORBES: Majority Of Adults Not Into E-Readers?

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