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The course teaches professors at the University of Namibia, in Africa, about how to use technology and the Internet in teaching. It focuses on such issues as online grading and testing, in addition to surveying the different types of learning resources that are available online. Students are also briefed in the basics of instructional design.
The Louisiana State Legislature approved a measure June 18 that could expand Louisiana State University’s technological environment.
As research, commerce and industry become increasingly global endeavors, the need to collaborate effectively has never never been greater. And as the technology that allows collaboration over distance and time improves, the “collaboratory”—a virtual center where people in different locations work together as easily as if they were all in the same place—is gaining appeal […]
The University of Maine Summer Session is offering over 600 courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Courses offered through the University’s traditional “May Term” are also included under Session 1 & Session 2. The Summer Session will also offer many independent study opportunities, special projects and cooperative education field experiences.
Minneapolis, June 22 – The Arizona State Board for Private Post-Secondary Education today announced that Capella University’s online program satisfies the educational component required by the state to apply for certification to serve as a principal or superintendent. The announcement makes Arizona the first state to formally recognize an online degree in education administration in […]
CLEP College Credit Program Also Saves Students Time and Tuition
Talk about a paper chase. Two teaching assistants turned cyber-sleuth at the end of Spring Quarter, scouring the Internet’s seamy underbelly to find out whether students had plagiarized parts of their final papers for Prof. Axel Mueller’s Introduction to Philosophy class.
NYUonline recently announced it will open four new sections of its highly successful `Train The Trainer’ program, a workshop for online corporate instructors. The sessions will begin July 10th and will lead to the Certificate in Online Corporate Instruction, which is being jointly developed by NYUonline and NYU’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies, the […]
Phoenix, Arizona, June 27, 2001 — Apollo Group, Inc., (Nasdaq: APOL and UOPX) announced its subsidiary, the University of Phoenix, has been selected to participate in the Department of Education’s Distance Education Demonstration Program. Selection to participate in this program is an exciting opportunity for the University of Phoenix to demonstrate effective distance education delivery […]
“Discrete Mathematics for Computing” University of Maryland University College