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Kentucky Virtual University opened registration for Spring 2002 with expanded services to students. These services include free online tutoring, Sunday call center hours and an online writing center.
It’s been more than three decades since Judy Rowe set foot in a classroom as a student. And as a flight attendant who works international flights, the Annapolis resident didn’t figure she’d have the time to fulfill her dream of finishing her college education and moving on to post-graduate school.
Dallas-based higher education consulting firm Free and Thornton, LLC announced today that they were one of the recipients of a contract award to provide the University of Kansas and the University of Kansas Medical Center with PeopleSoft consulting services.
The sky is blue, the weather’s crisp, and you want to get outdoors. But there’s still that pesky matter of getting some work done. After all, you can’t take that computer out with you, right?
Twenty-nine communities in nine rural Virginia counties will be getting new opportunities to tap into the “Information Economy,” and to work with the Blacksburg Electronic Village (BEV) and Virginia Cooperative Extension.
For stay-at-home parents, motivated teachers and students overseas, a top-notch education is now only a click away.
Top European business school Insead is entering the growing field of computer-assisted distance-learning with the launch of an online training curriculum, the university announced on Thursday.
HighWire Press recently welcomed the 100th scientific journal that provides free back issues online and uploaded the 330,000th free article.
Purdue University’s Krannert School of Management has put in an online training program for its administrative support staff – formerly known as secretaries. This sounds like business as usual, but it is not.
The Oregon State University Extension Service’s Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) has helped thousands of low-income Oregonians improve their lives by teaching them how to improve their diets.