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Finding Classes With Class: Getting the Most Out of Online Education

She heads over to the study of her Myrtle Beach, S.C., ranch house, sits down at her computer and starts responding to questions that her professor — 2,000 miles away, at Brigham Young University in Utah — has posted as part of the online course she’s taking.Read the Full Story

Courses taught online gaining popularity

Students both in and out of state may take online classes to earn credit toward their degree through K-State’s Distance Education Program. The program, which is run by the Division of Continuing Education, offers more than 200 courses for anyone to take.Read the Full Story

Hitting a Moving Target: IT Strategy in a Real-Time World

Whereas this shift has resulted in many benefits—from a record rise in employee productivity to the creation of innovative new products and services that would have been impossible a decade ago—IT’s coming of age has also brought new challenges for leaders.Read the Full Story

ECU [Eastern Carolina University] offers educational opportunities to Fort Bragg

ECU will offer distance education courses to the soldiers stationed at Fort Bragg in Fayetteville beginning in August.Read the Full Story

University begins health tips e-mail series for students

Orangehealth-e started e-mailing the campus community weekly “health tips” last Monday. The pilot program will continue for the rest of the semester.Read the Full Story

Ball State’s ‘Digital Middletown’ Project Explores Wireless Broadband Initiatives

It’s not surprising, then, that the university, which was founded in Muncie in 1899, has merged the two efforts not only to develop technology that will benefit students, faculty and Indiana residents, but also to study its sociological impact.Read the Full Story

Distance Learning in Postsecondary Career and Technical Education

Descriptive analysis of questionnaire responses and telephone interviews from 512 community colleges (response rate of 53.3%) sought to determine the following in relation to postsecondary CTE: (1) how prominent is distance education; (2) what are the institutional drivers and desired outcomes of distance education; (3) which institutions and students participate in distance courses and programs; […]

Incorporating Distance Learning into Counselor Education Programs: A Research Study

The researchers also attempt to identify faculty perceptions related to and experience with the importance of distance learning; the impact of distance learning on counselor education programs in terms of quality and enrollment, recruitment practices, course development, time commitment, supervision issues, and faculty compensation; and ethical and legal issues.Read the Full Story

UT Gets Award for “Best Practices in Student Services”

This designation is awarded to institutions that provide comprehensive information and services for distance learning students as outlined in OLN’s Principles of Good Practice.Read the Full Story

New Mexico State University [NMSU] to offer 4-year film degree

Cissy Lujan-Pincomb, project coordinator of the NMSU Film and Digital Media Institute, said the program will provide students with digital video, animation, computer science, art, broadcast journalism and theater skills applicable to a broad spectrum of careers.Read the Full Story