ACUMA Incorporated has published the June 2011 technology in education news summary, outlining items impacting on the university student experience, and campus services generally, in Australia and New Zealand.
Covered in the June 2011 education technology update are, amongst other items:
- Australian university failed to secure students' data and broke law: Privacy Commissioner
- Curtin University deploys Office 365
- ‘Photovine’ is Google’s Latest Trademark for Photo Sharing?
- Facebook for iPad on the Way
- Apple Wants To Stop Concert Filming With iPhones
- Twitter (Finally) Adds Automatic Link Shortening To Twitter.com
- University of the Sunshine Coast streamlines software licensing, reduces excess certificates
- Brumby and Downer to guide Huawei
- Smartphone payments set to revolutionise retail industry
- Google Rolls Out +1 Button To Publishers
To view the June 2011 technology update online, or to download it in pdf format, please visit:
- June 2011 technology and education news on Scribd
- June 2011 technology and education news on Issuu
- Technology and education news updates on the ACUMA website
