Education and universities, along with biotechnology, intellectual property and ICT
development, are often mentioned without in-depth critical analysis in discussions of modern …

In the last decade, due to factors of ICT infrastructural and broadband maturation, rising
levels of educational attainment and computer literacy, and diversification strategies, e-learning …

Although special needs schools (schools for the blind and deaf) have existed in the MENA
region since the 19th century, special needs education has only recently been introduced in …

Social Networking Sites (SNSs) such as Facebook, Google+, Myspace, LinkedIn and Twitter
have now become commonplace in international virtual space. Approximately 75% of all …

… For example, the Biomedical Training Program for Nationals, whose curricula was partly
developed by the author of this chapter Alan S. Weber, trains 10–15 Qatari scientific managers …

The number of American, English and Australian branch campuses in the Middle East and
North Africa (MENA) region almost doubled between 2000–2007 from 140 to 260, and Qatar …

… e-health applications in medical education, research and patient care in Qatar 27 and
Weber et al. carried out the first comprehensive credibility study of GCC health … Alan S Weber …

The increased use of public cloud computing for business, government, and education now
seems inevitable. Primarily due to lower cost and greater ease of access and use, wikis, …

Interest in Cloud Computing (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) in the e-learning arena is growing due to
potential greater cost savings from scalable architectures and open source products, and the …

This article examines the prophetical and medical almanacs of two female authors of
seventeenth century England, Sarah Jinner of London and Mary Holden of Sudbury. Their works …