Digital Government
Rhode Islanders log on for polling locations
In the third year the state has offered the service for local and national elections, citizens are using it more and more
Digital Government
Virginia Beach schools tune into more opportunity
More than 200 Virginia Beach high school students have participated in distance learning courses, and that will at least double next fall when all 10 high schools are connected
Digital Government
Green clearinghouses
Two new World Wide Web sites showcase environmental activities in Pennsylvania and Virginia
Digital Government
Quicker twister warnings
Technologies designed to improve tornado-warning times for Georgia citizens are operating in three Atlanta locations
Digital Government
Tool trains teachers to deal with violence
Teachers in Texas will be able to practice how to handle situations with interactive simulation technology
Digital Government
NIH launches Web site that provides information about clinical trials
People have a new Internet resource to find the latest on tests under way to develop new cures for diseases
Digital Government
FreeMarkets, AMS focus on public sector
New partnership will blend FreeMarkets' auction know-how with AMS' state and local government experience
Digital Government
Online university's MBA program gains official accreditation
Jones International University's MBA program last week became officially accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Higher Education
Digital Government
Group to launch education program clearinghouse
The online database will list national efforts by high-tech companies available to help schools
Digital Government
Governor says Tennessee relies on e-sales tax
Gov. Sundquist says he would have to cut state services if the state can't tax Internet transactions
Digital Government
Virginia's plan the nation's most ambitious
The commonwealth is asking for requests for proposals for a statewide seat management plan
Digital Government
PTI and NIC partner on local e-gov solutions
Public Technology Inc. plans to work with the National Information Consortium, an online government services provider, to develop and market electronic government solutions for cities and counties
Digital Government
Can dot-com mania help education in America?
Education Secretary Richard Riley plans to ask the dotcom world to help shrink the digital divide
Digital Government
FTC concerned with privacy of health care Web sites
A report criticizing privacy policies at 21 sites prompts a Federal Trade Commission inquiry and a meeting with at least one site, iVillage.com
Digital Government
Drexel University puts technology to work in Techno-MBA program
Technology management degree students attend school without walls
Digital Government
Take your politics online
Pledging 'twoclick activism,' Grassroots.com, a World Wide Web site designed to foster political action from citizens and government candidates, was unveiled last week.
Digital Government
R.I. governor establishes telecom task force
The task force is charged with enhancing Rhode Island's competitiveness in the delivery of advanced telecommunications services
Digital Government
School Internet connections on the upswing
A survey conducted by the Education Department's National Center for Educational Statistics indicates that the number of public school classrooms outfitted with Internet connections has increased dramatically, but more needs to be done in povertystricken areas
Digital Government
N.J.'s largest-ever tech budget proposed
Gov. Christine Whitman has proposed more than $175 million for New Jersey's technology initiatives
Digital Government
IBM unveils portal offering for state and local governments
New initiative draws on security, e-commerce and privacy expertise gained in the commercial market
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