CIT world winner in information technology
APNZ Newsletter, May-June 1999
A web site project developed by Brian Brown, Central Institute of Technology's principal lecturer in information technology, has won the Lifelong Learning category of the Global Bangemann Challenge.
![]() Brian Brown (left) and Trevor Boyle, CIT's acting chief executive, with the Global Bangemann Challenge trophy |
This contest, initiated by the city of
Stockholm, rewards excellence in information technology
projects. There were over 700 entries to the 11
categories, from over 60 countries. The web-site developed by Brian Brown is a simple, self paced, self tested learning experience which was initially intended to support the institute's internal information technology students. |
It now attracts 25,000 visitors a week. It can be accessed at www.cit.ac.nz/smac/csware.htm.
Brian and his team have since developed the project further to include a CDROM version, which has been purchased by universities around the world.