BCF stages its online grand prix event

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Govt looking to protect online platforms from hacking

Following a recent hack of the Registrar General Department's system, Attorney General Carl Bethel said yesterday that the government is looking to improve its information technology security, but noted that it is a difficult task...

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University commencement ceremony goes online

THE 2020 commencement for University of The Bahamas may not have the traditional pomp and circumstance, but it will have an even more elevated significance for graduates who are closing one chapter of their lives and entering a new one during an unpr

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Olympic Day 2020 - the world’s biggest online Olympic workout

The annual celebration of sport and Olympic values on 23 June will bring together Olympians from around the world...

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Mastercard Powers Faster, Seamless Online Shopping Experiences for Amazon Customers

Merchants across the globe increasingly adopt tokenization, eliminating the need to manually update card credentials and increasing peace of mind at checkout...

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Paloma Cartwright prepares for fall semester online studies

Paloma Cartwright will begin her senior year at McGill University, but will be doing so from the safety of her home. The Montreal, Quebec, Canada, university announced on Monday that the Fall 2020 semester will begin as scheduled, but through remote delivery platforms. It's a [...]
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Number of students now working online up to 45,000

ABOUT 45,000 students have now registered for the Ministry for Education's virtual learning programme, according to Education Minister Jeff Lloyd. Last month, it was revealed around 40,000 students had enrolled.

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The educator's adjustment to online teaching

Centreville Primary School literacy co-ordinator Audra Tynes said she's adjusted to teaching lessons online and finds that she is learning along with her students in this COVID-19 era. AUDRA TYNESOnline learning is by no means a new phenomenon. For years, it was largely limited to universities, but in this COVID-19 era, online learning has been thrust upon a wide range of people from primary schoo...

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BTVI to Create Online and Distance Education Centre

With the critical need to develop and deliver training throughout The Bahamas to address a growing global demand for technically skilled employees across the economy, President of the Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI), Dr. Robert W. Robertson, announced the creation of the Centre for Online and Distance Education (CODE)...

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Thousands signed up for online education

ABOUT 40,000 students have registered for the Ministry of Education's virtual learning programme, according to Education Minister Jeff Lloyd.

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