Homeschoolers want what’s best in educating their kids
Homeschooling came to Kansas with the first covered wagons, but no longer do parents teach their children by candlelight.
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Homeschooling came to Kansas with the first covered wagons, but no longer do parents teach their children by candlelight.
An increasing number of teachers in this country are required to have no more than a high school education and the success rates of the students under their tutelage is often better than average.
While fewer seniors go online compared to the younger Net set, those who do click away with considerable gusto, in particular to reach out to family, according to a new survey.
Anlon Systems announced Anlon 4.0, the latest version of the company’s industry-leading, enterprise-class Learning Content Management System (LCMS), has been selected to support system wide distance learning for Arizona’s Maricopa Community College District (MCCD). The largest community college system in the nation, Maricopa employs 1,100 full-time faculty, augmented by 3,600 adjunct faculty who are specialists […]
VBXcoder Enables Simultaneous Streaming of MPEG Video Across Enterprise Networks and Over the Internet
Mentergy™, Ltd. (Nasdaq: MNTE – news) announced its LearnLinc Live e-Learning division has released multi-language versions of LearnLinc 5 virtual classroom software, including German, Spanish, French, Chinese, and Japanese. LearnLinc is used by Global 2000 corporations worldwide for highly interactive live e-Learning classes reaching employees, partners, and customers in any country. LearnLinc classes can be […]
Centra announced FileNET Corporation has deployed its application to accelerate the delivery of information and training to partners and employees in more than 40 locations worldwide. Using Centra Conference™, a browser-based Web conferencing system featuring high-quality voice-over-IP, FileNET has improved communication among employees, partners and customers, accelerated time to market for new products, and measurably […]
mascot of America’s financially strained public education system –- for Linux represents a way to avoid paying hundreds of thousands of dollars for software.
Technology managers at the University of Delaware had a rude awakening this week, when the computer network in the residential halls saw its heaviest traffic ever. Internet access for the 7,500 students living there — many of them freshmen — ground to a halt.