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ATLANTA, Sept. 16 /PRNewswire/ — The Sloan Consortium, an international association of colleges and universities committed to quality online education, is offering students whose studies have been interrupted by Hurricane Katrina an opportunity to continue their education tuition-free.Read the Full Story
Brenau University is the only college in Georgia set to participate in a nationwide effort to provide online education for students displaced by Hurricane Katrina.Read the Full Story
A little more than two weeks ago, many of us watched in alarm as the floodwalls in New Orleans breached and it became apparent that Katrina was bringing hurricane disaster on a new scale – especially on a new scale for colleges and universities. Never before had so many institutions been so seriously impacted by […]
a place where e-Learning practitioners share, exchange, and networkRead the Full Story
Andy Hertzfeld, the original Macintosh systems programmer, talks about MacHistory and how he fell in love with Open Source software.Read the Full Story
The BBC has released the first TV clips from its archive onto the internet for people to “rip, mix and share”.Read the Full Story
Alexandria, VA – September 7, 2005 – Beginning today, PBS takes the wraps off two major new content offerings: NerdTV – broadcast television’s first entirely downloadable series – and an array of downloadable podcasts from a variety of PBS signature programs.Read the Full Story
CHICAGO, Sept. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — eCollege(R) (Nasdaq: ECLG), a leading provider of value-added information services to the post-secondary education industry, is reaching out to institutions that have been impacted by Hurricane Katrina.Read the Full Story
It is no secret that competition for a place at medical school is fierce.Read the Full Story
Multi-faceted Initiative Leading Up to a New TV Show to Reach Real Moms with Practical Information, Advice and Peer SupportRead the Full Story
