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“By translating all of our coursework to Spanish we will serving an enormous yet underserved market, both domestically and internationally,” said Dr. Thomas Green, interim dean of National University’s School of Business and Information Management. Read the Full Story
To enable its headquarters to remain in downtown Minneapolis, Capella University, an accredited online university, will move to the 225 South Sixth Street building in the second half of 2004. The new location will allow Capella to more than double its current space. Currently, Capella occupies four floors of office space in the Campbell Mithun […]
Process outcomes such as a high level of collaboration and active peer facilitation as well as demonstration by participants of a variety of holistic thinking skills were observed via a transcript analysis of online interactions. This led to speculations that the particular design features embedded within the context of the online collaborative issues analysis project […]
The statewide program, designed to enhance students’ academic performance through technology, provides computer access to thousands of public school children throughout the state. The contract is valued at up to $68 million over four years. “I am very happy to have this contract finalized and our statewide partner, HP, onboard with Freedom to Learn,” Michigan […]
The projections are in addition to and consistent with the Company’s 2004 financial guidance provided in January. Read the Full Story
CHARLES TOWN, W.Va., Feb. 20 /PRNewswire/ — The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA), a regional accrediting body, has granted initial candidacy status to the American Public University System, whose three member institutions serve 11,000 students in all 50 states and 65 countries. Read the Full Story
UW Extension and the Information School are teaching the online Certificate in Web Technology Solutions to a group of 17 students in St. Paul Island, a 40-square-mile island north of the Aleutian chain. The program has been sponsored by Tanadgusix Corporation (TDX), an Aleut native corporation, through a grant by the U.S. Department of Education. […]
In the mammoth crowd were the ‘Doubting Thomases’, the frustrated and those who were taking their second and perhaps last chances to get a degree, writes Bukola Olatunji Read the Full Story
Education officials Friday launched the programme — namely “one college student in one village.” Read the Full Story
The report documents the continued growth of the for-profit management of charter schools. Of 463 for-profit schools listed in the directory, 375 (81 percent) were identified as charter schools. The percentage of Education Management Organization (EMO)-managed schools that are charter schools is up from the figure of 74 percent reported in the 2002-2003 Profiles. Read […]