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Between The Lines Columnist Should All High School Students Learn Programming?
By Michael Fitzgerald
Google, Microsoft, Oracle: computer science should be required in Mass. public schools to help address tech labor shortage. Critics call this a kludgy solution.

Thumb Drive Security: Snowden 1, NSA 0
Thumb drives helped NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden transport top-secret data from the agency. If the NSA can't keep a lid on thumb drives, can you?

Britain Launches National 'Information Economy' Strategy
Working with industry and academia, the plan sets out objectives designed to nurture small enterprises and prepare students for IT careers.

MOOCs: Interesting Legal Territory Ahead
Massive open online courses have the potential to change higher education, but people and schools implementing MOOCs face some emerging legal questions.

Big Data Pioneers Get Big For Their Britches
DataStax and Cloudera say NoSQL databases and Hadoop are the future, but don't count out Oracle and company just yet.

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Unlike other sites with "virtual campus tours" that piece together bits of video and resource links, YouVisit offers virtual walking tours with speaking guides.

 
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