Carnegie Contemplates CA Campus
MOFFETT FIELD, California — There was a time, perhaps, when all the advances that mattered to the world’s technology were occurring in Pittsburgh.
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WebCT Announces Licensing Agreement With The New Jersey Virtual Community College Consortium
LYNNFIELD, Mass. & TRENTON, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Dec. 12, 2000–WebCT, the world’s leading provider of integrated e-learning systems for higher education, today announced an agreement with the New Jersey Virtual Community College Consortium (NJVCCC), which will offer WebCT’s popular course management system to all of its member institutions.
NMxS.com XREX Unit to Develop Distance Education Website for University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy
Site to Feature Diagnostic-Quality Medical Images and Magnified Viewing Capabilities to Support Radiopharmacy Curriculum
A New Way To Study Abroad
Students in Carnegie Mellons Modern Languages Department have the opportunity to take day trips to the French Riviera this fall.
A Day in the Life of a New Type of Professor
A FACULTY JOB at New York University’s new online, for-profit subsidiary involves sales as well as instruction.
Everything I Need to Know I Learned ( or Didn’t Learn ) in Business School
What’s an MBA good for anyway? In these fast-paced times, a lot of executives and free agents alike say, Not much.
US Open University and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Partner for Joint Distance M.S. Degree Program in Information Systems
DENVER, Dec 11, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Growing the information technology workforce by making IT education more accessible is the goal of a new online master’s in information systems (MSIS) degree program announced today by the US Open University (USOU) and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC).
Texas A&M University: First Texas A&M-Commerce courses set for Dallas location
DEC 8, 2000, M2 Communications – DALLAS — For the first time, Texas A&M-Commerce classes will be offered at the Texas A&M Dallas Agricultural Research and Extension Center.
INTEL AWARDS UNM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION $109,000 “TEACH TO THE FUTURE” PROGRAM GRANT
The University of New Mexico College of Education (UNM-COE) has received a $109,000 grant to launch the “Intel Teach to the Future” program, which is designed to help the state’s teachers more effectively use technology in their classrooms.
CSU Online Applications Increase by 70 Percent
CSUMentor Processes 114,900 Online Applications During Initial Filing Period