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On-line learning reaches into the classroom

Now they can download course material, establish Internet research links, interact with fellow students and professors through chat rooms and bulletin boards and work together on an asynchronous or synchronous basis. Read the Full Article

Distance learning comes to Mellen Public School

Distance learning through interactive TV screens will allow students and community members to connect with other schools in the state, including Wisconsin technical schools and universities, giving participants a wide range of continuing education opportunities. Read the Full Article

Graduating offline

Based in Minneapolis, Capella offers degree programs and certificates in business, technology, education, human services and psychology. Read the Full Article

Students Embrace the Internet, but Not as Replacement to Classrooms, Study Finds

In a survey of 2,054 college students conducted this spring, 79 percent said that the Internet has had a positive impact on their college experience, according to a report on the study, which was financed by the Pew Charitable Trusts’ Pew Internet & American Life Project. Read the Full Article

Video-Conferencing Hole Exposed

Even a relatively unskilled attacker can transform some video-conferencing systems into video-surveillance units, using the devices to snoop, record or publicly broadcast presumably private video conferences. Read the Full Article

Vemics, Polycom, Broadwing Go the Distance With Video Offerings

“Interactivity is a key learning variable for most people,” said Charles Edinger, an associate provost at Seton Hall University, which is using Vemics’ namesake distance learning hardware and software. Read the Full Article

University of Nebraska (NU) announces budget cuts for all campuses

Part of the savings comes from eliminating the Division of Continuing Studies, which provides so-called “distance education” programs, such as classes via satellite or correspondence. Read the Full Article

University of Alaska (UA) considers tuition hike

“Plus we developed a distance-education gateway.” Read the Full Article

City in line for Internet project

Industry Minister Allan Rock is expected to announce more than $1 million in federal funding today for an Edmonton-based project to develop Internet education technology for students with impaired hearing, vision and other disabilities. Read the Full Article

Auckland College of Education catches the knowledge wave with Cisco

The implementation of Cisco Systems’ Architecture for Voice, Video and Integrated Data (AVVID) over a WAN across the College’s Epsom and Whangarei campuses supports 5,000 students and 650 teachers. Utilising over 600 Cisco IP phones, the deployment provides the College with the ability to rollout voice and video applications to any part of the network […]