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Gov. Bill Janklow announced Tuesday that he has negotiated deals to buy 16,040 new Gateway and Apple desktop computers and give them to South Dakota’s K-12 public schools in time for fall classes.
Union College in Schenectady and Albany Medical College have created the Northeast’s only online master’s degree program in bioethics, and only the second of its kind in the nation.
The course teaches professors at the University of Namibia, in Africa, about how to use technology and the Internet in teaching. It focuses on such issues as online grading and testing, in addition to surveying the different types of learning resources that are available online. Students are also briefed in the basics of instructional design.
The Louisiana State Legislature approved a measure June 18 that could expand Louisiana State University’s technological environment.
Ads for wireless computers and other devices that untether users from the workplace often present such appealing images as an executive making business calls from a tropical beach instead of being stuck at the office. The idea is that the latest gizmos will give us the ability to have fun during work hours.
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AUSTIN, Texas (July 2, 2001) The State of Oregon Department of Education (ODE), is expanding its highly successful videoconferencing network, The Oregon Access Network, with an additibecome the catalyst that has moved distance education implementation ahead in the state by at least two years, remarked Tom Cook, Executive Director of the Oregon Public Education Network. […]
Section 105(a) of the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (“ESIGN Act”) directs the Department of Commerce (“Department”) to conduct an inquiry and report to Congress on the effectiveness of electronic mail in the delivery of records, as compared with the delivery of records via the United States Postal Service and private express […]
“IMS in Europe” to support E-learning specification and product development BOSTON, Mass. and AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands – June 29, 2001 – IMS, a global consortium of more than 300 educational institutions, commercial entities and government agencies today announced the founding of IMS in Europe – an independent foundation incorporated in the Netherlands that will serve […]