State offers $1.5 million to boost online learning
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky has launched the first program in the nation to encourage universities to turn a profit by offering instruction over the Internet.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky has launched the first program in the nation to encourage universities to turn a profit by offering instruction over the Internet.
ORLANDO, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Nov. 15, 2000–click2learn.com, inc. (Nasdaq:CLKS – news) has signed an agreement with Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq:MSFT – news) to offer Microsoft Press e-Learning courses through click2learn’s e-Learning Network.
Beginning in January, click2learn will make available more than 16 individual Microsoft courses to its e-Learning Network membership – a group that encompasses some of the nations largest companies and organizations. The move marks Microsofts first widespread distribution of e-Learning courses based on Microsofts Learning Resource interchange (LRN), an XML-based standard that gives developers a […]
LAS VEGAS — Since the Internet’s birth in the early ’70s, access to its content has been ruled by access to computers.
It’s a live one: We tested an Athlon 1.1-GHz system this month, and it turns out to be a barn burner. Sys Technology’s Performance 1100T nails fourth place on the power chart with the highest score we’ve seen on our PC WorldBench 2000 tests. Our other new Top 10 system–Premio’s Apollo 820R–proves no slouch either, […]
BACKED BEHIND SOME very diverse names, Netegrity announced plans on Wednesday to develop an XML-based standard to secure e-commerce transactions.
The purpose of the paper is to provide you with the most current information regarding WebCTs product development plans from November 2000 forward. Our goal is to support the full range of successful WebCT implementations, from getting started through scaling up campus-wide to creating lighthouse institutions of e-learning.
LAS VEGAS — Compaq Computer next year will push into the frontier of networking even as it rolls out an innovative expansion module for the next version of its Armada notebooks.
SAN JOSE, CA, Nov 14, 2000 (INTERNET WIRE via COMTEX) — “Now you can make your distance learning and corporate training much easier and more powerful, thanks to our CATS (Computer-Aided Teaching System) software line of products,” said John Santiago, C.O.O. of Asplora Technologies, formerly SoftOnNet.