Five Questions With Laura D’Andrea Tyson
The dean of the Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley shares her insights on the current economic conditions in the high-tech industry.
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Rutgers Regional Network Receives State Donation of High-speed Fiber Capacity
Rutgers Regional Network will link the university’s campuses in Newark, Camden, and New Brunswick with each other as well as with other research and educational facilities throughout the state.
Academic Systems, University of California Partnership to Help Improve Student Success through $3.7 Million Federal Grant
Use of Academic Systems’ Interactive Mathematics to Better Prepare Disadvantaged Middle School Students for College
New OUBS Certificate Course Meets Challenges of Health and Social Care Management
A new course has been developed by the Open University Business School (OUBS), specifically for managers in health and social care organisations.
Professors to Develop Video, CD-ROM to Teach Functional Skills to Students With Disabilities
Three College of Education faculty members are working to develop a 30-minute interactive video and CD-ROM that will help teach functional community skills to students with moderate to severe intellectual disabilities.
United States and Brazil Strengthen Education Partnership
FOR RELEASE: January 8, 2001 Contact: Melinda Ulloa (202) 205-8811 As part of a continuing effort to highlight and expand international educational opportunities, U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley is participating in a joint U.S.- Brazil education conference in Atlanta. The conference focuses on educational challenges and innovations in high schools, colleges and universities […]
Arab open university being set up
The first pan-Arab open university is being set up with its headquarters in Kuwait and is expected to start enrolling students next year.
Indian college has plenty of students and a principal – but no teachers
Students at a college in India are struggling to master their academic studies – because all of their teachers have been sacked.
Online courses to keep NSmen abreast of military technology
National Servicemen can now keep up with the latest changes in military technology and training at a click of a mouse, with two online courses launched by SAFTI Military Institute.
European eLearning Market to Grow to $4 Billion by 2004
The European training market is witnessing a trend toward the delivery of training via the Internet. Accelerated by the need to provide a broad range of training to a geographically dispersed workforce at a lower cost, Europe is witnessing huge growth in this sector of the training market.