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openpr | March 17, 2020

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prnewswire | February 03, 2020

RedShelf, an EdTech company working to make education more affordable and effective through the use of digital learning resources, today announced powerful new enhancements to its portfolio of workflow solutions collectively known as the RedShelf Content Delivery System (CDS). RedShelf's proprietary CDS technology platform streamlines all of the complex workflows involved in acquiring, selling, distributing, and billing for course materials. "As higher education continues to evolve in t...

EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY

businesswire | January 26, 2021

FANUC America, the main provider of CNCs, advanced mechanics, and ROBOMACHINEs, today reported the dispatch of another e-learning site to teach producers and industry about its CRX community oriented robot. The website gives web based preparing instructional exercises, a profound plunge into a wide scope of fringe gadget and tooling accomplices, and the most recent item data about its CRX cobot setup. FANUC's new CRX cooperative robots are not difficult to utilize and program,...

Education Dive | June 29, 2020

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Thursday announced a plan to expand high-speed internet access to 100,000 students in low-income households at a cost of $50 million over four years, paid for in part with federal coronavirus response funds and donations, Chalkbeat reports.The city is working in collaboration on the effort with service providers Comcast and RCN, along with advocacy groups like Kids First Chicago. The first two years of the program will be funded by $5 million in federal coro...