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Questionmark Unveils Perception for Windows (Version 3)

Leading testing and assessment software provider Questionmark has released Version 3 of Questionmark™ Perception™ for Windows, a major upgrade incorporating hundreds of changes designed to make the product easier to use and deploy. Non-programmers can now create and import questions or assessments, publish for Windows delivery, and report on results from a single application. Topic-based […]

Advanced user interface development hailed

SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — Attempting to push a new paradigm in user interface development, Droplets this week announced the availability of its User Interface Server 2.2 and SDK (software development kit).

Research and Policy in Open and Distance Learning

What: Distance Learning Conference When: March 21-23, 2002 Where: Hildesheim, Germany

ITVS and Kentucky Educational Television Present Eren McGinnis and Ari Palos’ BEYOND THE BORDER To Air Nationally on Public Television Stations in April 2002

Over the past decade, thousands of Latinos seeking a better life have migrated to Midwestern states like Kentucky, which offers low-paying jobs in the tobacco, manufacturing and horseracing industries. However, as these Latino communities have swelled, so too has the xenophobia and discrimination they face. Eren McGinnis and Ari Palos’ BEYOND THE BORDER, airing nationally […]

Adopting Across Racial Lines in America

The Independent Television Service itvs.org)debuts the companion website to the documentary OUTSIDE LOOKING IN: Transracial Adoption in America (www.itvs.org/outsidelookingin, airing on public television stations beginning this February. OUTSIDE LOOKING IN looks at three families facing the challenges of transracial adoption. The program supplies a voice to those directly affected by adoption policies and explores larger […]

Bush budget would cut school tech programs

Although President Bush’s fiscal year 2003 budget request would increase funding for Title I, reading, and voucher programs, it would fund state block grants for technology at the same $700 million level as FY 2002 and eliminate other school technology programs entirely.

Classroom Connect’s K-12 Programs Earn Approval of Texas Educational Authorities of Texas Educational Authorities

Classroom Connect today at the Texas Computer Education Association 2002 Convention & Exposition (Booth # 614), announced it has gained two new approvals from Texas educational authorities. The Texas State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) has named Classroom Connect’s Connected University® an approved provider of Continuing Professional Education, and Classroom Connect itself is now a […]

Pathlore Seminars Provide Know-How to Accelerate e-Learning Programs

Seminars Offer Complete Story on Learning Management Systems, Technology, Content, Planning and More

Army’s Huge Distance-Education Effort Wins Many Supporters in Its First Year

Soldiers camp out to enroll, but military and academic cultures don’t always mesh

California State U. Dean Told to Quit Ties to Distance-Learning Institution

California State U. Dean Told to Quit Ties to Distance-Learning Institution