Architectural Innovations for Distance Learning

Architectural Innovations for Enterprise Forensics

Trusted Computing initiatives such as the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) specifications and Microsoft's Next Generation Secure Computing Base (NGSCB) and Trusted Multi-Net are directed towards improvements in the security of user data, attestation of a trust level of a user and/or hardware device, and authentication of a user and/or hardware device. The Trusted Computing concept can be extended ...

Managing Accountability Innovations in Distance-Learning Programs

Architectural Innovations in the CRISP Microprocessor

The AT&T CRISP Microprocessor is a high performance general purpose 32-bit processor. It is a single CMOS chip containing 172,163 transistors. The instruction-set architecture is a registerless 21⁄2 address memory-to-memory machine with a small number of instructions and addressing modes.1 The CRISP instruction-set is relatively independent of any particular implementation. High performance is ...

Distance Learning a Place for Application of Independence Learner Theory

Introduction: With the arrival of new communication technologies, the process of learning from the teacher to the learner’s pivot with emphasis on the centrality of the learner has an independence movement and in determining the methods of teaching and assessment practices. On this basis the independence of the learner is one of the fundamental concepts of remote education system. The aim ...

Innovations in large-scale supported distance teaching:

This chapter reports on large-scale trials of Internet-based university-level distance teaching. The use of technology, and more specifically the Internet, has been an important advance for distance education. However, simply translating material from familiar media into electronic form is rarely productive — and is certainly inadequate for supported distance education, which aims to engage the...