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BOSTON, Sep 26, 2002 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Eduventures, Inc., the leading, independent research and advisory firm focused exclusively on learning markets, announced the release of “Distance Learning at the Tipping Point: Read the Full Article
It is this five-vector model that served as the basis for a pilot training project that brought together the Naval Education and Training Professional Development and Technology Center and the University of West Florida. Read the Full Article
The grant was designed to provide colleges and universities with stronger technology such as videoconferencing equipment and workstations — which goes hand in hand with distance education. Read the Full Article
As online education has grown, critics of the regulations claimed they prohibited legitimate operations from offering federal financial aid. Read the Full Article
This is the sixth-straight year of 4 percent growth or higher. Virginia Western grew by 9.5 percent. Read the Full Article
During the live interactive webcast, Kenneth C. Green, Founding Director of The Campus Computing Project and Qiong Wang, Director, Dept of Educational Technology, Graduate School of Education, Peking University will present new data from the project’s 2002 survey. Key topics include user support issues, eCommerce/eService initiatives, wireless networks, strategic and financial planning for IT, instructional […]
“Distance Learning: A Comparison of Classroom Students with Off-Campus Television Students,” was conducted by William Sharp, a Ball State professor of Education Leadership and Edward Cox, University of South Carolina professor of Educational Leadership and Policies. Read the Full Article
From September 14-21 the group of international executives came together at the school in Nantes for one of the MBA’s four-monthly residential work weeks, co-organised by Audencia and the IAE of Aix en Provence. Read the Full Article
The “dual mode” network will enable wireless connectivity in a total of 16 buildings on the OSU campus, including the new Kelley Engineering Center and all other buildings in the College of Engineering, three College of Science buildings, and the Memorial Union. “Intel understands the needs of higher education and the value of producing more […]
“The details of the project are not yet finalised. The government may involve private investors during the implementation of the project,” he told a gathering of Keralite expatriates at Doha palace Hotel on Sunday. Read the Full Article