October 2009 - Posts

Join us on Facebook!
22 October 09 08:49 AM

We’ve recently set up a new facebook page which features a regular stream of student content including this blog! (in fact if you’re reading this on facebook then you probably don’t need to read on ;)) Please take a look at the site , become a fan and Read More...

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Filed under: Technology, Cool Stuff, Student

Windows Azure Online Training for Students
20 October 09 10:28 AM

This will probably be particularly interesting for those of you who read my previous post on free student access to Azure . ICS, our partner on this offer are running a series of online training sessions later this week specifically for students. Each Read More...

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Imagine Cup 2010 – Compete Now!
14 October 09 12:27 PM

On Monday we launched this years Imagine Cup competition in the UK. The Imagine Cup is the worlds largest student technology competition with thousands of the best and brightest students from around the world competing for the opportunity to represent Read More...

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Imagine Cup 2010 Project Briefs
12 October 09 02:03 PM

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Attachment(s):IC Briefs.zip

Try Microsoft’s Cloud Platform for Free!
07 October 09 06:02 PM

Windows Azure is Microsoft’s cloud computing platform allowing you to build and deploy scalable .NET applications online. Cloud Computing is a hot topic and likely to be a key part of of many organisations IT strategy moving forward. As a student now Read More...

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Filed under: Technology, Cool Stuff, Software, Student, Teaching

MSDNAA for IT Academies
07 October 09 05:34 PM

Microsoft Developer Network Academic Alliance is a subscription programme offered by Microsoft allowing non commercial educational institutions to access many Microsoft products for free for use in teaching and for direct distribution to their students. Read More...

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