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Hartcourt ‘s Subsidiary, LogicSpace, Launches ‘Tutor Online’

The Hartcourt Companies, Inc. (OTC:HRCT) Frankfurt: HCT), www.hartcourt.com, today announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, LogicSpace Ltd., has launched “Tutor Online” for Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK)’s cyber-learning website, www.eTVonline.tv . LogicSpace is an operating company of AI-Asia, Hartcourt’s media services division.

Pearson and Chinese Network in Educational TV Venture

Pearson P.L.C. (news/quote), the biggest educational publisher, said today that it formed a venture with the biggest television broadcaster in China to provide education and publishing service to the nation’s 350 million television households in March of next year.

Classrooms on campus getting more high-tech

Classrooms on campus are also delving deeper into the technical world.

Backers of Kentucky’s Telehealth Network Seek to Expand Its Reach

Government and university officials in Kentucky are seeking money to expand the state’s telehealth network so more residents in rural areas can receive advanced medical care

Colleges brace for baby boom echo

A new census survey confirms what college officials have been bracing for: A large bubble of students is moving through the school system and will soon land on their doorsteps.

Online Course Examines Great Cities Throughout History

Cities, according to W. Donald McTaggart, are “crucibles” in which art, literature, commerce, and technology are developed and fused. In a two-part online course on the history of the world’s cities, Mr. McTaggart, an emeritus professor of geography at Arizona State University, asks students to explore how these crucibles have developed, and how they exert […]

Case Western Reserve U. Turns to Virtual Reality at Its Dental School

If there’s anything scarier than having a dentist drill deep into one of your teeth, it’s having a dental student do the job.

U. Florida offers new online tobacco course to correspond with Smokeout

University of Florida’s first-ever continuous-enrollment course will open its registration Thursday, offering students at UF and across the nation a chance to earn three undergraduate credit hours at their own pace.

New online university to be based in S’pore

It will offer courses in information technology and business, and will be recognised by 15

Too Close For Comfort?

Some experts fear that ties between Microsoft and Blackboard could diminish colleges’ choices