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Moscone Convention Center San Francisco, CA January 9-12, 2001
Posts Tagged ‘premium’
Internet-Access Provider to Schools Getting Out of Education Business
It looks like ZapMe! Corp. is on its way to zapping itself out of school classrooms.
Students warm up to distance learning
Students in the tiny Blackwell schools are learning to habla espanol with the help of television screens, video cameras and a teacher who’s 90 miles away.
University of Wyoming Offers Two Online Programs to Help Teachers and Child Care Providers Reach National Mandate
LARAMIE, Wyo., Oct 30, 2000 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — The University of Wyoming today announced the offering of a Bachelor’s of Arts in Professional Child Development and a Certificate for Early Childhood Program Directors as part of the University’s online program (http://online.uwyo.edu). The programs offer educational opportunities to educators and childcare providers including Head Start […]
Central Oregon Programs to Enhance Internet Skills
BEND – Oregon State University is offering Central Oregon residents two new professional certificate programs in web design to help meet the increasing demand for people skilled in using the Internet in business, their careers, interactive learning or just for personal growth.
News From EDUCAUSE
North East Regional Computing Program issues call for proposals Information Alchemy examines knowledge management EDUCAUSE Quarterly & Review online Frye Institute nomination deadline November 15
BGSU Creates Virtual Museum Page on Web
A university known as one of the nation’s leading archivists of popular culture is making its collections more accessible through the Internet.
Campus Newcomers Arrive With More Skill, Better Gear
A look at freshman computing lifestyles at 5 institutions
TekInsight to Support NYC School Network
TekInsight will maintain, manage and support the network infrastructure for New York City schools under a $3.9 million contract with the board of education. The enterprisewide contract covers more than 1,200 locations and 150,000 users.
Consortium Brings XML Schema Closer to Standard
THE WORLDWIDE WEB Consortium (W3C) on Tuesday declared the XML Schema as a candidate for recommendation to become a standard.