AVerMedia® Technologies, Inc., the leading provider of digital multimedia and presentation technology, announced today the launch of their new Teacher Forum, located at http://www.avermedia-usa.com/presentation .

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The candidates for state rep in the 8th Essex District answered questions from The Salem News on a range of topics from casino gambling to school budgets to infrastructure during a forum Tuesday, Feb. 26. Sitting left to right were Republican John Blaisdell, Democrat Lori Ehrlich and independent Mark Barry. The winner of the special election March 4 will represent Marblehead, Swampscott and part …

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A video showing white South African students bullying black staff members was “play-acting”, lawyers say.

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Can a better understanding of the science of learning help us educate our students? Researchers at the Temporal Dynamics of Learning Center (TDLC), a National Science Foundation Science of Learning Center, think so. To address the issue the TDLC is hosting a forum titled, “Brains R Us: The Science of Educating,” a free, open to the public event on March 3 at the Salk Institute’s Frederic de …

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CAPE TOWN, South Africa - A video made by white students showing black university employees duped into eating food that had been urinated on has prompted angry protests and criticism that racism among whites remains entrenched in black-run South Africa.

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Two of the four white students who were seen in a video allegedly mocking black housekeepers and serving them stew seemingly laced with urine have apologized for taking part, their lawyer confirmed to CNN Thursday.

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Johannesburg - South African political and civil society leaders on Wednesday condemned a racist video made at the University of the Free State showing four students humiliating black workers, including serving them food on which one student had urin…

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MUNCIE — Ball State University has been commissioned by the Council for Research Excellence (CRE), an independent forum of media industry research experts created by The Nielsen Co., to conduct a potentially groundbreaking study in 2008, examining how individuals across the country consume traditional and emerging video platforms inside and outside of the home.

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