Education and economy to be topics of PBS series
West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s “The Legacy Series” continues this week with a look at what many say is the most significant investment we can make in our economic future: public education.
Premier Portal for Professionals Since 1995, Covering Technology-Based Education
West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s “The Legacy Series” continues this week with a look at what many say is the most significant investment we can make in our economic future: public education.
On Audio: Global Perspective Needed to Preserve Campus Security, says UH Police Chief On Video: Forum: ‘Imagining the World After September 11’
VBrick Systems, the leader in low-cost DVD-quality video networking appliances and systems, today announced that it received $22 million in new venture capital in its third institutional investment round of funding. This round is led by Morgan Stanley Venture Partners and also includes funding from Menlo Ventures and participation from prior investors.
Education can’t yet be called as “industry” in China. Many domestic enterprises are still in an “attempting stage”, while foreign capitals are hesitant to enter this market.
Largest Contract in Company History to Link 40,000 Schools in Regional E-Education Network Throughout Shandong Province
At Texas A&M University-Commerce, Gee Library has received a grant from the Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund (TIF) Board for technology equipment and software.
E-learning is taking root in organizations of all sizes – and so far, the people responsible for its implementation are pleased with the results…
The old adage caveat emptor certainly applies to the current e-learning marketplace. Many start-up e-learning companies have failed or have been absorbed into other companies. Consulting firms will help companies develop a strategy and select tools, but their prices are often steep and their strategic alliances with suppliers cause concerns about objectivity. So how can […]
Kentucky Virtual University opened registration for Spring 2002 with expanded services to students. These services include free online tutoring, Sunday call center hours and an online writing center.
What is the future of distance education? “That’s a good question, and we’re working on it,” said Don Dahlin, University of South Dakota vice president of academic affairs.