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Since Indiana University High School began enrolling students one year ago, more than 300 people have begun taking courses to earn their high school diploma through distance learning. Accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, the high school is administered by the IU School of Continuing Studies’ long-standing Independent Study High School […]
Beginning this month, some Illinois high school students will be able to supplement their education with online courses.
Former Secretary of Education William Bennett, who has been skeptical of the use of technology in education, has formed the first K-12 online school. Also: GM touts its new environmentally friendly website for kids … an embarrassing spelling error … and more, in Katie Dean’s education notebook.
Students in Washington, D.C., and Washington State Use Microsoft Technology to Work Together on School Projects Microsoft’s Washington2Washington program gives students in classrooms on opposite coasts the chance to collaborate on a project to develop governmental and environmental resource plans for an imaginary island nation.
For something that’s available night and day for free to every high school student in the state, the Florida High School is almost painfully low profile.
The American Academy of Pediatrics is teaming up with an organization known for its skepticism of technology use in the classroom to fund new research into how computers and software impact the development of children from birth though age 11.
The Ann Arbor school district will test a second Internet filter in schools for one week starting Wednesday.
(U-WIRE) AUBURN, Ala. — Gov. Don Siegelman said he wants all public schools in Alabama to have broadband Internet access by 2003.
High Plains Regional Center Cooperative, an educational service agency will re-sell the WebED courses into its customer base of 89 school districts and 40,785 educators in New Mexico.
Officials in Iberia Parish are ‘globally making the world grow smaller’ through a recently implemented long-distance learning class program via the use of advanced technology equipment.