Early Teens Can Own a Cellphone, But Not Tablets: Survey
The appropriate age for teens to own a cell phone is 13 to 15 years but for tablets and smart phones, it should be 16 years or more, a new survey has revealed.
The appropriate age for teens to own a cell phone is 13 to 15 years but for tablets and smart phones, it should be 16 years or more, a new survey has revealed.
Max Gabriel, senior vice-president and chief technology officer of Pearson India, said tablets were great medium for offering an interactive and compelling learning experience.
"But it can only be done through a network of partners," he said.
Study Details How Low Income Nations can Cross 'digital Divide' to Realize E-health's Full Potential
Some ways by which developing countries can cross the digital divide and use e-health tools to improve their healthcare standards have been revealed
Some ways by which developing countries can cross the digital divide and use e-health tools to improve their healthcare standards have been revealed
The device can be customized as a mini library by storing contents upto 4GB in its internal memory which is expandable up to 32GB for avid readers.
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Better Communication Ensured Between Humans and Computers
Computers still are considered to be a high tech machine and are not user friendly by some even today.
Computers still are considered to be a high tech machine and are not user friendly by some even today.
A port lets allows the user to connet to other multimedia device such as TV or projector.
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The Success of 'Tele-learning' in Remote Amazon Schools
In some parts of the world, a television in the classroom might be a diversion for students. But in remote areas of the immense Amazon jungle in Brazil, it's an educational lifeline,
In some parts of the world, a television in the classroom might be a diversion for students. But in remote areas of the immense Amazon jungle in Brazil, it's an educational lifeline,
Source-IANS
