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Instead, the distance-learning institution will emphasize traditional media, particularly television and radio, that already reach a wide audience in Nigeria, said Olugbemiro Jegede, director general of the university. Read the Full Article
Unlike more skeptical colleagues, Perry was convinced that the new technology really would go worldwide and become a web that linked common people as well as professionals and institutions. Read the Press Release
The University of Houston is one of two universities in the United States invited to “virtually” participate in the scientific conference, “Life in Space for Life on Earth,” June 3-7. The symposium sessions will be delivered to UH via a webcast, which will then be viewed by a local audience in a large classroom in […]
A Digital Photomicrography of Hard Tissues was held earlier in 2002 at the Hunter Galleries and is presented here in capsule—representing recent trends in the microscopic study of skeletons and scales. Visit the Website
They are the first UHH graduates from this high-tech program, but probably not the last. Seventy-four students were enrolled for the spring semester in such wide-ranging distance-learning courses as computer science and Hawaiian studies. Read the Full Article
Mr. Gray, an assistant professor of agri-business management at Purdue University, teaches an online quantitative-methods course in Purdue’s agri-business M.B.A. program. Read the Full Article
In a new Gallup survey commissioned by Bayer Corporation as part of its Making Science Make Sense initiative, a significant number of today’s college students report they are considering altering their career plans due to September 11. They believe that science literacy is important for average Americans to deal effectively with future terrorist threats and […]