Technical difficulties

Article Abstract:

Britain is struggling to come up with innovative ideas that produce successful companies. Some have suggested that British companies are not as willing as US companies to take risks and invest in good ideas. Others point to British companies being bought by American corporations. Industry executives argue that England needs a culture much like the US, where people encourage and respect entrepreneurs.

Economic aspects, Economic development, Technological innovations, England

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Lost in Translation

Article Abstract:

Programs that translate from one language to another have substantially improved. The development of machine translators have profoundly impacted the field of linguistics, and exposed grammar as more complex than previously thought. Lack of linguistic theories is holding machine translating back.

Evaluation, Abstract, Linguistics, Translators (Computer programs), Program translators

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Learning difficulties

Article Abstract:

A view of computers and their use in Australian schools is presented. In particular the disparity between computer technology and its integration with proper study and teaching methods is discussed.

Australia, Education

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