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Videos of presentations by Johns Hopkins University researchers Geoffrey D. Borman and Karl Alexander, recorded during a recent national conference on summer learning held at Hopkins, are now available on the World Wide Web.

Videos of presentations by Johns Hopkins University researchers Geoffrey D. Borman and Karl Alexander, recorded during a recent national conference on summer learning held at Hopkins, are now available on the World Wide Web. Borman’s talk offers an overview of what research has been conducted nationally on summer school and summer learning loss. Alexander gives […]

class.com Appoints Dr. Suzanne Logan as Director of Academic Affairs; Senior Education Executive to Provide Distance Learning Expertise to Online Education Market Leader

San Francisco (August 8, 2000) – class.com, inc. announced today that Suzanne Logan has been named Director of Academic Affairs. class.com provides Internet-based online courses for high school students, as the nations first fully accredited virtual high school. Logan was most recently Interim Vice-Provost, Outreach and Extended Studies, for Texas Tech University. In this position, […]

Educators catching up to computer learning Hundreds of teachers gain skills in online sessions created by MU, MPS

Marvin Bell, a former social studies teacher at the Milwaukee Education Center, faced a conflict a couple of years ago between his roles as the school’s resident computer guru and as one of its teachers. He wanted to figure out how to use computers to enhance a classroom lesson about slavery in the 19th century.

Students to have more out-of-building learning

Students at Ann Arbor’s Pioneer and Huron high schools will be studying in more portable classrooms this fall, will have more out-of-building learning opportunities, and will find additional textbooks and classroom furniture.

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