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Student charges for the 2002-03 academic year and the current fiscal operating budget top the agenda for the next Board of Trustees meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 6 at 11 a.m. in the Conference Dining Room at the Dartmouth campus.
A new task force that will look look at how e-learning can enhance opportunities for young people in colleges and lifelong learning, has been unveiled. The work of the Task Force will link into with the Department of Education and Skills e-Learning Strategy Unit and with the Learning & Skills Council Distributed and e-Learning Group […]
Third Shift: Women Learning Online (2001) addresses a critical yet neglected Kimberly Hall is Senior Instructional Designer at Emerson College in Boston, MA. She is a Ph.D. candidate in Law, Policy and Society at Northeastern University and received a Master of Arts in Educational Technology and an M.A. in History at San Diego State University. […]
UVM will unveil a new look for its Web site on Feb. 4. The design will be incorporated into the university’s home and top-tier pages and many departmental Web sites. The change was made to keep up with Web users, who have come to expect sites to evolve both graphically and technologically. The site will […]
The faculty researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Media Lab plans to give a bunch of the devices, as yet tested only with undergraduates, to an 8th grade social studies class.
Internet2 now has two new information materials available. These detailed information sheets from the End-to-End Performance Initiative (E2Epi) and the Biosciences–part of the Health Sciences Initiative both can be viewed on the Internet2 InfoKit page.
The Health InterNetwork was created to bridge the “digital divide” in health, ensuring that relevant information – and the technologies to deliver it – are widely available and effectively used by health personnel: professionals, researchers and scientists, and policy makers.
A new online platform is making it easier for scholars, archivists, and students to store and present their collections online. Read the Full Artilce