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America's tech moment of truth
June 21, 2007 Foreign nations are recruiting the country's best companies and universities to go overseas. Can they be won back?Fewer foreigners applying to grad school
March 9, 2005 Five percent decline from 2004 to 2005 indicates that competition abroad is on the rise, according to school group.The secrets of a teen's Internet success
August 16, 2007 MyYearbook.com, co-founded by 17-year-old Catherine Cook, is making millions in annual revenue after just two years.Best techies not all Americans
April 20, 2005Many engineers lack a four-year degree
August 17, 2004 The news comes as some observers warn that the United States needs to focus more on training scientists and engineers.Gates: Get U.S. schools in order
May 2, 2005 Microsoft chairman says China, others are coming on strong, and the U.S. risks losing its advantage.U.S. slips lower in coding contest
April 7, 2005 Chinese students win an international programming competition, while U.S. schools' performance hits a new low.Report: Schools wired, but still not Internet savvy
January 7, 2005 The Department of Education says most U.S. public schools have access to the Net, but few are taking full advantage of it.Cell phone becomes new town crier
April 20, 2007 Universities and cities are seeing how these staples of 21st century society can be turned into tools for keeping people informed and protected.Schoolgirl wins Google doodle competition
November 16, 2005 An 11-year-old London girl designs a new logo for Google's U.K. home page. Photos: Google doodling at U.K.'s GoogleplexGetting a degree in 'Mortal Kombat'
May 16, 2005 University programs aimed at studying and developing video games are popping up with increasing frequency.Gates calls for 'infinite' H-1Bs, better schools
March 7, 2007 Microsoft chairman urges fixes to immigration law, better math and science education, and more research spending.Circle time for America's education crisis
October 26, 2005 How does the future look for U.S. education? A kindergarten tour enlightens CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos.Singapore: America's next college town
July 7, 2006 For some American universities, the new frontier lies over the ocean, as other nations looks to gain U.S. expertise.New for back-to-school: 'Clickers'
August 5, 2005 Students returning to school this fall may have a new item on their list of supplies--a gadget that's making classrooms more interactive. Photos: Clickers in the classroomCan Johnny still program?
April 19, 2005 In wake of the worst performance by U.S. students in a global coding contest, ACM President David Patterson has a few suggestions for President Bush.Catching up with the Gateses
March 27, 2006 Papa Bill says the kids are busily pursuing their current interests via Internet research--thanks to MSN's search tool, of course.Tech companies charged with E-rate fraud
April 8, 2005 A federal grand jury issues a 22-count indictment over fraud in the program, which funds Internet connections for schools and libraries.Brain drain in tech's future?
August 6, 2004 A drop in the number of science and engineering doctoral degrees could spell trouble for innovation in the tech field. Less-than-risky businessStudents saying no to computer science
August 11, 2004 With the tech job market weak, undergrad enrollments in computer science departments keep dropping.
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