Menu

Distance-Educator.com

Premier Portal for Professionals Since 1995, Covering Technology-Based Education

Posts Tagged ‘premium’

Evaluation Instruments and Models for Distance Education Materials

The purpose of evaluation is to find out the extent to which the goals or objectives of an educational activity are being achieved. Reiser and Gagne state that selection of media is a “burning” question in order to make instruction optimally effective (1983, p. 3) and they observe that much instruction is not planned to […]

Student Evaluation Of Distance Education

Robert Fox, Anna Boyd & Allan Herrmann Teaching Learning Group Curtin University Table of Contents What did the project hope to achieve? How was the project undertaken? What did the project achieve? What did the project cost? Where to from here? Reference Student Evaluation Of Distance Education

Evaluation of Distance Education Programs

Evaluation programs start with: Posing the right questions for the study, Developing a data collection plan, Analyzing the results, and Reporting the results to the program stakeholders Program evaluation is a professional undertaking, and is best handled by experienced professionals. In addition, when evaluation is conducted by a third party the objectivity, and integrity of […]

Click2learn Ships ToolBook 8.5

Click2learn (NASDAQ: CLKS) today began shipping ToolBook Instructor 8.5, its highly acclaimed desktop e-Learning authoring software. With this important release, Click2learn introduces deep interoperability between ToolBook and Click2learn’s Aspen learning content management (LCMS) technologies. The move allows developers to seamlessly integrate ToolBook learning content within the Aspen LCMS system, where it can be added to […]

Polycom Announces Soundstation Premier Interoperable With Nortel Networks Meridian 1 Pbx

MILPITAS, Calif., March 25, 2002 — Polycom®, Inc. (NASDAQ: PLCM), a worldwide leader in the convergence of interactive voice, video and data communications, today announced the newest members of its industry-leading SoundStation® voice communications family, the SoundStation Premier® 500D and the SoundStation Premier 550D. Both products have a licensed Time Compression Multiplexing (TCM) interface enabling […]

High school student helps launch internet telescope network

But thanks to a telescope network spearheaded in part by a Pennsylvania youth, students from across the country now can view the nebula and countless other formations from any internet-connected computer. Read the Full Article http://eschoolnews.com/news/showStory.cfm?ArticleID=3596

Law Limiting Internet in Libraries Challenged

They argue that a law passed by Congress in December 2000 requiring schools and libraries to use Internet filtering software changes the nature of libraries from being places that provide information to places that unconstitutionally restrict it. Read the Full Article http://www.nytimes.com/2002/03/25/national/25LIBR.html

Librarians Testify at Porn Law

As an unusual constitutional trial opened in U.S. District Court, librarians from Wisconsin, Oregon and Washington warned that the Children’s Internet Protection Act could undermine the role of American libraries that seek to provide adult patrons with any lawful material regardless of content or viewpoint. Read the Full Article http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=581&u=/nm/20020326/tc_nm/tech_internet_porn_dc_13 <

Southern States Ignore Proposed ‘E-Rate’ for Distance-Course Tuition

The states say they can’t offer any discounts, at least until the economy rebounds. Read the Full Article chronicle.com/free/2002/03/2002032501u.htm

Safety fears limit online learning

Outright bans on e-mail and chatroom are common, as parents fear paedophiles, “stranger danger”, surveillance or exploitation, the report by Citizens Online and the Institute for Public Policy Research says. Read the Full Article http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/education/newsid_1679000/1679278.stm