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THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all very much. AUDIENCE: U-S-A! U-S-A! THE PRESIDENT: Okay. I know you all are anxious to get back to class. (Laughter.) So please be seated. (Laughter.) Thank you for such a warm welcome. It’s great to be in the home of the Big Blue. (Applause.) Hamilton High School. I want to […]
Are we really one step closer to a National Digital Library? Robert Darnton the director of Harvard University Library is a champion of the idea and is interviewed by Jennifer Howard of the Chronicle. Read the Full Story
E-learning company, Cenquest, today announced it has been chosen by NYU Stern to transform for online delivery components of the core courses offered in the Langone Program: A Part-Time MBA for Working Professionals. Stern’s Langone Program was recently ranked the top part-time MBA program in the country by U.S. News & World Report. By making […]
New degree to be the first of its kind in nine-state Western region A new program at the UW will make it possible for aspiring librarians to get the education they need to advance their careers, without having to relocate or leave their jobs. Starting this fall, the Information School of the University of Washington […]
During the week before Christmas Break a student’s Shreve Hall room was searched and a computer was confiscated in connection with an investigation into one of the largest software piracy rings in the world.
Distance education reflects the mission of the U. of the South Pacific
Advanced networking makes it possible for dancers, actors, and musicians to perform together even when separated by thousands of miles
The colorful, jelly bean-shaped iMac was the first computer ever to be called cute. Now it has evolved into something like a reading lamp — and its creators at Apple Computer believe all PCs might look similar one day.
What: OLN 2002: Energizing Higher Education Through Instructional Technology Conference When: March 4-5, 2002 Where: The Hilton Columbus, Ohio, USA
The University of California Board of Regents is considering a bill at its meeting next week that would exempt undocumented immigrants and certain nonresidents from out-of-state tuition.