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Three College of Education faculty members are working to develop a 30-minute interactive video and CD-ROM that will help teach functional community skills to students with moderate to severe intellectual disabilities.
AN ENGLISH PROFESSOR has turned his office into a virtual radio station that broadcasts continuously on the Internet. He plans to deliver entire courses over the Internet radio station.
A plan to merge all Internet courses offered by Colorado’s 28 colleges and universities into one statewide cooperative is scheduled for a vote Tuesday by the Colorado Commission on Higher Education.
BALTIMORE, Maryland (AP) — The first six graduates of the University of Baltimore’s online Master of Business Administration program on Sunday received their degrees — and met for the first time.
Penn State is living up to its reputation as a wired university. As of the end of the fall semester more than 14,000 students, or 82 percent of all residence hall students system wide, had activated the free, high-speed data backbone connection to the Internet now available in their rooms. This is a 23 percent […]
(ISSN 1436-4522) peer-reviewed journal on the theme: “Integrating Technology into Learning and Working” Important dates 15 January 2001: Deadline for initial proposals 15 March 2001: Reaction/notification on initial proposals 15 July 2001: Deadline for full papers 15 September 2001: Reaction/notification on papers (with possible rejections) 15 December 2001: Final versions of papers January 2002: Publication […]
North Carolina A&T State University and Northwest Missouri State University, using the eCollege (Nasdaq: ECLG) teaching platform, were selected as part of the winning team of institutions participating in the Army University Access Online (AUAO) initiative.
The University system is close to having a chief executive officer for its new distance-learning venture, UMass Online.
With a budget of $30 million, of which $15.5 supports new awards, LAAP will have a fruitful year in 2001! Preliminary proposals are planned for March 15, 2001. [Not to be confused with the FIPSE Comprehensive Program Preliminary Due Date of Jan. 26, 2001.]
Kentucky workers in need of upgrading their work skills can now “click” and go to class.