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The company, one of the pioneers in the online education sector, wants to replace or significantly expand its headquarters in downtown Minneapolis. It also has launched a national advertising campaign to establish its brand identity. Read the Full Article
Also, UTEP is moving aggressively toward making the campus a leader among minority-serving institutions and Texas universities that are enhancing the place of technology in education, officials said. Read the Full Article
“ASUMH is one of four programs in the country that offers this degree online,” program head Randy Smith said. “It is unique and cutting-edge.” Read the Full Article
There is nothing inherently “sizzling” about the syllabus, and since it structures the course, it seems a poor candidate for innovation. Read the Full Article
Instead, enrollment so far at the campus is up about 13 percent, to about 8,500 students, school officials reported Tuesday. Read the Full Article
Pioneering research in the area of e-learning technologies within the Department of Information Systems has been strengthened further with the creation of the Advanced Learning Technologies Research Centre (ALTRC). Read the Full Article
Ray Eberts, director of Continuing Engineering Education, died in a two-vehicle accident on Interstate 90 according to an NBC affiliate. Read the Full Article
Distance-Educator.com: What are some of the special features of the program this year? Bill Winfield: This year’s program contains keynotes and forums that will address the wide spectrum of professional issues facing distance educators. Jack Wilson form UMASS ONLine will reflect on the ups and downs eLearning over the last few years, Park Prensky will […]
When Ivy Tech’s distance learning program — which provides video conferencing, correspondence classes and closed circuit TV courses — began offering Internet courses in 1997-1998 the number of classes available was 94 with 150 enrollments. Read the Full Article
The youth development program and others run by University of California Cooperative Extension could be among those hit by the spending plan that Gov. Gray Davis signed Saturday. Read the Full Article