Latest news and events
Keep up-to-date with the latest news about our products, and the events we will be attending in the near future.
Latest News:
The World's Education Ministers Visit LJ Create at BETT 2012
At BETT 2012, LJ Create became a focal point for many of the Ministerial Delegations who were in London attending the associated World Education Forum that is held prior to the BETT Show.
Other Stories:
- Norwich based LJ Create Ltd is acquired by Infinitas Learning
- Charles Clarke Congratulates Kazakhstan eLearning Initiative
- Korean Teachers visit LJ Create
Forthcoming events:
Visit us at any of the listed Exhibitions and Conferences to find out how we can help you with exciting and innovative resources for teaching Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths.
International Education News (New York Times)
- India Ink:
For International Students, Early 2012 College Admissions Yields and Wait-List Data
Ivy League schools appear to have much higher yields than others. - Schools Go Into the 'Cloud' to Embrace the Popularity of Social Media
New companies are offering online services that let teachers create, share and manage academic content, and also let students collaborate on platforms that are similar to Facebook's. - The Anti-MBA
The International Masters Program in Practical Management takes its students on a worldly itinerary, turning the standard MBA approach on its head. - India Ink:
Business Schools: Looking Local for a Global Reach
Business schools in developing countries are attracting more international students. - Special Report: Education:
Business Schools: Looking Local for a Global Reach
Prospective business school students from Brazil, Russia, India and China are increasingly exploring possibilities at home. - Special Report: Education:
Designing Business Education for a Custom Fit
More business schools are going into business themselves by designing -- and profiting from -- customized training programs for big corporate clients. - Special Report: Education:
A Way Up for Women in Business
The physical and mental challenge of climbing Africa's highest peak was used to encourage female business students to work together. - Special Report: Education:
GMAT Adds New Thinking Cap
When business school applicants take the GMAT exam, they will face an additional section that is meant to test a student's critical thinking and to help prevent cheating. - Hands-On Medical Education in Rwanda
The success of Rwanda in providing health care to its poor has drawn the attention of the international community and has inspired a new program at Harvard University. - Exploring the Role of Mobile Technology as a Health Care Helper
Mobile technology is changing the landscape of health care delivery across the developing world by giving people the ability to connect with doctors, nurses and other providers. - Learning a New Language on Location
A number of language immersion programs are offered in places like the Tuscan hills and Costa Rica, in classes specifically for older people or for a mix of age groups. - India Ink:
For International Students, a Guide to U.S. Community Colleges
In this week's installment, we've decided to tell our international readers a bit about U.S. community colleges, where thousands of international students have decided to enroll.
