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Report to Congress Says Financial-Aid Rules Are Hurting Distance Programs
IN A REPORT to sent to Congress last week, the Department of Education says that a lack of flexibility in financial-aid regulations hurts the advancement of distance-education programs.
Academic Systems, a Lightspan Division, Signs Large, Multi-Year Agreement
Pioneering Community College District Expands Use of Academic Systems’ Interactive Materials
Digital Island demonstrates distance learning
Digital Island has partnered with Duke University to do live webcasts of actual instruction in a real Duke class, the first time the school has done this.
Labor to put university online
The Federal Opposition Leader, Mr Kim Beazley, has sought to establish his election credentials as a new-economy prime minister, on Wednesday announcing plans for an online university offering 100,000 cut-price student places.
HRD – The e-learning way
THE FIELD of HRD training is undergoing a sea-change. There is an increasing shift in emphasis from `training’ to `learning’. As a result, training professionals are now moving from the role of trainers to that of facilitators of the learning process.
2,500 very real students attend ‘virtual college’
At Birmingham-based American College of Computer and Information Services, distance education constitutes the entire college experience.
Texas Regional Education Service Centers Add to Videoconferencing Networks;
More than 35 Classrooms Added to Regional Distance Education Networks
Campus Pipeline Helps U.K. Universities Bring Their Campuses Online
Three universities in the United Kingdom are the first to implement the Campus Pipeline Web platform outside North America, with support from SCT and Sun Microsystems
Children’s learning centers embrace the 21st Century
Every afternoon at Glasgow Middle School in Fairfax County, kids break dance, paint, play music and act. It’s a program funded by 21st Century Community Learning Centers, a component of the Clinton administration’s efforts to keep children safe, provide academic and cultural enrichment and establish lifelong learning opportunities for community members.