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AICC Certifies McGraw-Hill Lifetime Learning Courseware

The Aviation Industry CBT Committee (AICC) announced today that ten of McGraw-Hill Lifetime Learning’s (MHLL) courses have been certified as compliant with the AICC guidelines for Web-based computer managed instructional (CMI) systems and interoperability. Certification with AICC/CMI guidelines verifies that MHLL Web-based courseware can communicate with any AICC-compliant

Death Knell On Satellite Campuses

The issue of whether satellite campuses should be allowed to exist or not has been on for some time now, but last week the final statement on the matter came from the Federal Government. However, governemt’s decision has not gone down well with both students and operators of these outreach centres.

UMassOnline Launches Twelve New Online Degree and Certificate Programs

University of Massachusetts Online Programs Include Information Technology, Educational Administration, Clinical Pathology, Nursing, and Photonics

Turmoil Rocks University As Vice Chancellor Leaves

But worried educationists say Motimele’s “autocratic and irresponsible” reign is jeopardising the institution’s pending merger with Technikon SA (TSA) and Vista University’s Distance Education Centre (Vudec) – a merger that is a central pillar of the government’s national education plan released in March.

University of Washington American Indian Studies Professors to Teach Internet Courses at UMaine

G. Thomas Colonnese (Santee Sioux) and Marvin Oliver (Quinault/Isleta-Pueblo), professors at the University of Washington’s American Indian Studies Program, one of the premier programs of its kind in the country, will teach courses at The University of Maine during the 2001-2002 academic year through a unique arrangement involving two-way video technology.

IT paper chase

As layoffs loom, ITers look to upgrade and certify their skills

Schools pick up new cell phones

At the same time that most Florida school districts are banning cell phones on campus, Levy County’s top school officials gratefully accepted several dozen of the phones Tuesday morning for use on all 12 county campuses.

Get Updated on Copyright Issues and the TEACH ACT of 2001!

The Policy Brief Series written by Farhad Saba, Ph.D. and Rick Shearer M.A., MBA goes beyond the hype, buzzwords, and personal opinions. It presents dependable and concise reports based on original research, legislative documents, and official policy papers. The first in the series, Copyright Issues, covers the latest on TEACH ACT 2001, information everyone should […]

Schools get boost in technology

Schools across Central Jersey are striving to make technology a larger part of everyday learning, using fresh teaching approaches and cutting-edge equipment.

Plymouth gets tech school

Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center and Lawrence Technological University have teamed up to create an MBA program. Senior lecturer Diane Cairns of Lawrence Tech prepares her laptop for an overhead presentation.