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Broken Links: Just How Rapidly Do Science Education Hyperlinks Go Extinct?

The use of Internet resources has caused much excitement in the science education community because of their potential to enhance both traditional and distance education. However, such resources are not stable and permanent in the sense of a traditional textbook.

Wright’s bibliography American Fiction, 1851-1875.

This is a collection of 19th century American fiction, as listed in Lyle Wright’s bibliography American Fiction, 1851-1875. There are currently 1752 texts included (1602 unedited, 155 fully edited and encoded) by 845 authors. See this page for more information.

$500,000 state grant lets schools go wireless

Four local schools are going wireless, thanks to a $500,000 state technology literacy challenge fund grant.

Get With the Program: Smart Strategies for Online Teaching

A startup with real vision, class.com is reinventing teaching for the 21st century. Corporate trainers would do well to watch how high-school kids learn online.

Enrollment exceeds 5,000 at Pitt Community College

WINTERVILLE — Spring enrollment is up for the second consecutive year at Pitt Community College, officials said.

Business Online at Anoka-Ramsey Community College and Metropolitan State University!

businessperson is too busy to go to business classes? All too often, the answer is, “Nothing.” Whether due to a complicated travel schedule, a demanding family life, or working odd or late hours, many people find that earning a business degree is just impossible.

Senate approves nontraditional student regent

A bill that passed the state Senate Tuesday would add a second student representative to the UW System Board of Regents, effectively doubling the power that students would have on the board.

Wealth of information, choices available on college Web sites

It’s not the same as setting foot on campus, but you might be surprised at what can be found on a school’s Web site.

N.C. board of education to consider online charter school

Internet academies for students unable to attend traditional schools could be a fixture for North Carolina in the near future.

Jones Knowledge Releases Version 4.0 of Online Course Management and Delivery Platform, Jones e-education

DENVER (January-30-2002) – Jones Knowledge™, Inc., the family of online learning solutions for educational institutions, corporations, and individuals, today announced the release of the latest version of its online course management platform, Jones e-education™.