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Kerala plans varsity on the lines of Ignou

“The details of the project are not yet finalised. The government may involve private investors during the implementation of the project,” he told a gathering of Keralite expatriates at Doha palace Hotel on Sunday. Read the Full Article

Early admissions gather on campus for Clipper

The Clipper Project gives high school students, who have been accepted through the early decision process, the opportunity to take accredited Lehigh classes online during the spring of their senior year in order to evaluate the costs and benefits of web-based university courses. Read the Full Article

Improvements to WebCT allow students access to more courses

The WebCT system supported by A&M is an online, password-protected course template that gives faculty an automatic place for course material, grades, homework, discussion boards and e-mail. Students can use WebCT to communicate with their professors and other students easily online. Read the Full Article

Army brass, medics among OUT graduates

The army officers include the Director General of Prevention of Corruption Bureau (PCB), Major General Anatory Kamazima, the former Commander of Lugalo Military Hospital, Brigadier General Dr. Yohana Balele, and Colonel Charles Jitenga. They will be conferred with Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degrees. Read the Full Article

Software free-for-all

Details of how the software would be made freely available to developers have not been worked out, company officials acknowledged. They said the transfer would take place by the end of the year. Read the Full Article

A&M to unveil distance program

The Texas A&M System Board of Regents will be asked to approve the plan, which is required by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. The regents are scheduled to meet Wednesday through Friday in College Station. Read the Full Article

Mouth of the Merrimack

Friday morning, those students – gathered by class – will have spent 90 minutes in the middle school auditorium learning their fate. Read the Full Article

Meeting face to face is still the best policy

When I telephoned the owner of a store to be featured in the supplement, he preferred not to be interviewed by phone or by fax. So I went to see him in Princeton and interviewed him face to face. Read the Full Article

Weblogs becoming a growing trend for Net surfers around the world

Keeping online diaries, or “weblogs” as it’s called, is a new movement that’s grown popular among regular Internet users. In it, users transcribe their thoughts and feelings onto a Web site just as they would in a personal diary. Read the Full Article

Parents positive despite WEAC lawsuit

APPLETON — The Viall family drove from Waukesha to Appleton on Friday to collect three free computers, software and a printer that will link them with Wisconsin’s first virtual school. Read the Full Article