8 Picked To Study Workplace Technology
The program will be administered by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association and the state community college system.Read the Full Article
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Long-distance education gaining in popularity
With work schedules, family obligations and other responsibilities, however, fulfilling such a goal may seem impossible until far in the future. Read the Full Article
Online course to help rural families operate businesses
The first-ever session of “Enterprising Rural Families: Making it Work” will begin Feb. 17. Those interested can register online and obtain fee information at www.eRuralFamilies.org. Read the Full Article
BOCES celebrating 50 years of education
Planning for the 50th anniversary celebration, scheduled April 15 at the BOCES complex, is in full swing and BOCES students are building a commemorative anniversary float and a car to pull it in area parades this summer. Read the Full Article
Corn Growers to Offer High-Speed Internet Access
Under the customized AgriStar program, current and new NCGA members who sign up for a one-year association membership will qualify for significant discounts on the AgriStar Powered by DIRECWAY equipment and monthly service. AgriStar and Hughes Network Systems joined forces last year to develop the high-speed satellite network for agriculture. Read the Full Article
Domestic responsibilities impact on women’s training
The survey, commissioned by management training provider Cambridge Online Learning (COL), reveals that twice as many women as men have missed out on training due largely to domestic demands or because they only work part-time. Read the Full Article
Wayne BOE fails to approve home schooling applications
The vote resulted in a standstill because some board members are trying to get the message across they don’t agree with recent state legislation allowing parents to teach their children with minimal qualifications. Read the Full Article
School of the Air goes visual
The technology is being installed at the Alice Springs school this week and students in remote central Australia will be able to see their teachers from about April. Read the Full Article
New Navy goal: ‘a culture of learning’
NORFOLK NAVAL STATION — Lost in the shuffle of almost-daily deployments, the Navy has established the Naval Personnel Development Command that Adm. Vern Clark, chief of naval operations, said would revolutionize the way that the Navy trained its sailors. Read the Full Article
Farmers may get education online
An ambitious proposal to bring computers, high-speed Internet access and online learning to as many as 45,000 Kentucky farm families could take its first step toward reality tomorrow in a vote by Kentucky’s Agriculture Development Board. Read the Full Article
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