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Apex Learning Brings Online Advanced Placement Courses to Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee

BELLEVUE, Wash. – April 16, 2001 – Apex Learning Inc., a builder and operator of virtual schools, today announced an agreement with the states of Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee to provide online Advanced Placement (AP) courses for high school students. The three-year program, entitled AP Nexus, is funded through the federal Advanced Placement Initiative […]

Oregon takes testing online

Oregon is moving the testing of students at elementary and high schools onto the Internet, something it hopes will boost overall student achievement.

Information posted for parents

The Kentucky Department of Education has launched a Web site to help parents find information about the states education system.

Digital divide persists but is shrinking

Disparities are likely to be erased, report says

Digital deconstruction

With the divide narrowing, ‘solutions are questioned

Click2learn to Acquire Intelliprep Technologies, Inc

BELLEVUE, WA – Click2learn (NASDAQ: CLKS) has entered into an agreement to acquire Bellevue, Wash.-based Intelliprep Technologies Inc., a provider of technology for personalized learning, for approximately $4 million in stock. As part of the acquisition, Click2learn will integrate Intelliprep’s flagship product line, the iX Learning System, with its Ingenium Learning Management System and ReDS […]

Plato Learning files to sell 2 mln shares

Educational software company Plato Learning Inc. filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday to sell 2 million shares of common stock.

Write Right: Polishing Your E-Learning Prose

You’ve developed your first e-learning course. The content is brilliant and the design gorgeous. But what about the text? Here’s how to make sure your writing is clear, concise, and correct. Your learners will thank you for it.

The annual Campus Computing Survey

The annual Campus Computing Survey is the largest continuing study of the role of information technology in US higher education. Each year more than 600 two-and four-year public and private colleges and universities participate in this survey, which focuses on campus planning and policy affecting the role of information technology in teaching, learning, and scholarship.

College Officials Worry as Peterson’s Gathers Information on Unaccredited Institutions

WORD THAT RESEARCHERS for “Peterson’s Guide to Distance Learning Programs” are now collecting information about unaccredited colleges has some administrators at mainstream institutions worrying that unaccredited colleges may be listed in future editions of the guidebook.