The International Association of Smart Learning Environments IASLEE) has defined smart learning as: "an emerging area alongside other related emerging areas such as smart technology, smart teaching, smart education, smart-e-learning, smart classrooms, smart universities, smart society.
On Tuesday, the FT reported fears that Pfizer would now accentuate its move towards an Allergan-plus style strategy (common in risk-averse boardrooms everywhere) of cutting down on its famous inhouse research and buying smaller firms or university teams' smart ideas.
APART from a new football stadium and some smart university buildings, most of Middlesbrough looks as though it came to a dead halt in the 1980s.
These are smart university graduates who see [fraud] as their only option," said Aransiola, who has been the target of a crime syndicate he had been investigating.
She's funny and perceptive about her temporary new home: "I like this part of Vienna so much.... It's all artz, artz and student with smart university ladies in various degrees of having-arrived, and bows and scrapes and gnadidges".
Smart universities, large companies and senior military officers all filed briefs supporting the University of Michigan's use of racial preferences, and have reacted with relief at the court's ruling that these are still legal if not applied too "mechanically".
The rebels hate the idea of differential fees, which imply that smart universities might charge more than ex-polytechnics and therefore that those willing to pay more might get a better education than those who weren't.They needn't have worried.
Smart Universities are now beginning to realize their disadvantage in the rapidly transforming world of education.
The way my grandparents met: she, the whip-smart university student, he, the big man on campus.
The former Zeiss factory has made way for the university and a big, smart shopping centre.
