eLearning Forum Update: Peer-to-Peer
Peer-to-peer technology provoked a spirited discussion at the June eLearning Forum meeting. Great stuff or pipe-dream?
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Arizona Approves Online Masters And Doctoral Program For School Administrators
Minneapolis, June 22 – The Arizona State Board for Private Post-Secondary Education today announced that Capella University’s online program satisfies the educational component required by the state to apply for certification to serve as a principal or superintendent. The announcement makes Arizona the first state to formally recognize an online degree in education administration in […]
New Computer-Based CLEP Exams Provide Instant Scores and Flexible Testing Schedules
CLEP College Credit Program Also Saves Students Time and Tuition
COLUMN: E-cheating a two-edged sword
Talk about a paper chase. Two teaching assistants turned cyber-sleuth at the end of Spring Quarter, scouring the Internet’s seamy underbelly to find out whether students had plagiarized parts of their final papers for Prof. Axel Mueller’s Introduction to Philosophy class.
UC-Berkeley wireless Internet network pilot program set to debut in fall
Starting this fall, University of California-Berkeley students, faculty and staff will be able to logon to the Internet through a campuswide wireless network.
NECC: ‘Next generation’ filtering technology introduced
BASCOM, a developer of e-curriculum filtering solutions, has announced the “next generation” filtering technology at this week’s National Educational Computing Conference (NECC) in Chicago.
Faculty Ownership of Course Material in the Online Classroom
August 6 22, 2001 Moderator: Georgia Harper, Esq., Manager, Intellectual Property Section of The University of Texas System Office of General Counsel
Preventing and Detecting Plagiarism in the Digital Environment
October 119, 2001 Moderator: Rebecca Moore Howard, Associate Professor of Writing and Rhetoric and Director and Chair of The Writing Program, Syracuse University
Lessons in Internet Plagiarism
To a student at Spring Lake Park High School outside Minneapolis, it seemed like a formatting problem: the margins on the research paper he was trying to print out for an English class this spring were not aligning correctly. But when he complained to Jane Prestebak, a librarian whose duties include running the school’s computer […]
An Online Course Covers Mathematics Needed for Computer Science
“Discrete Mathematics for Computing” University of Maryland University College