Pitt to close Computer Learning Center

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette ^ | Friday, July 18, 2003 | Eleanor Chute

[Willie Green]

For 19 years, the Computer Learning Center of the University of Pittsburgh has provided professional seminars to bring workers up-to-date on ever-changing computer applications and programming.

But at the end of this month, the center, located in the Kossman Building, Downtown, will close because of changes in the marketplace.

[Willie Green]

Confirmation that the dotbomb bubble is burst for good.
(As if any confirmation is necessary.)

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[anymouse]

This news just in, University of Pittsburgh opens new Computer Learning Center in Banglor, India. :) & :(

[angkor]

Maybe they can relocate to Bangalore.

[hflynn]

Confirmation the government has destroyed another career opportunity for it's own citizens. Hmmmmm, I wonder if I can get an H1-B1 Visa?

[randog]

She thinks companies are switching to in-house or online training or using small training companies and consultants.

Or it could be that the workforce, after 10 years, has finally come up to speed with computer technology.