Counting PCs and Internet Access
Who’s got computers and Internet access at home? According to the latest government figures, it’s a growing number of households.
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Delmar Expands Online with Medical Terminology Courseware
Delmar, a division of Thomson Learning and a leader in educational resources for lifelong learning, today announced the availability of Medical Terminology courseware, a complete online version of the best-selling medical terminology text, “Medical Terminology for Health Professions, Fourth Edition” by Ann Ehrlich and Carol L. Schroeder.
SURVEY: Home still dominates work for net access
More than 40% of Britons still have to share their work internet connection with three or more people, according to a new survey by research group Jupiter MMXI
IRS embraces e-learning
Fewer pencils. Fewer books. Fewer teachers’ dirty looks—at least for Internal Revenue Service employees.
Should Distance Students Pay for Campus-Based Services?
Many colleges charge them for parking, sports, and more; competition may end the practice
VCampus and Planeta Inteligente Launch E-Learning Campus to Deliver University Programs in Latin America
VCampus Corporation (Nasdaq: VCMP) and Planeta Inteligente today announced that the companies have launched the first e-learning portal to deliver complete university degree programs, as well as continuing education offerings, to students throughout Latin America. Six universities in Central and South America have contracted to provide offerings through the virtual campus, whose mission is to […]
Poll Okays Open Distance Learning
Nigerians are agreed that the planned re-introduction of open distance learning programme will raise the falling standard of university education in the country. It is also believed that the country can successfully execute the programme.
Kids, Academics Share Internet2
Elementary school kids probably have seen images of the space shuttle on television but few have experienced the kind of up-close look that is possible only with a scanning electron microscope. That all could change with the help of Internet2.
The online difference
The e-learning marketplace is expected to become an $11 billion industry in the coming years, according to Arthur D. Little Inc.
Home schooling on the rise both locally and nationally
A growing dissatisfaction with public education and wide availability of educational materials has meant a rapid growth in home schooling, here and across the country.