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The Sixth International Conference on Asynchronous Learning Networks is the premier conference devoted exclusively to online learning. It brings together an international group of innovative educators, trainers, and technologists who are developing the art and practice of online learning.
SUN MICROSYSTEMS ON Tuesday unveiled Dot-Com Builder, a resource Web site that it said will harness and distribute Web programming knowledge from leading developers on the Web. The site will aim to be a resource for Web developers who create applications using Java, XML, and other server-side scripting languages.
California State University, Chico announces the offering of state-of-the-art online degree completion and certificate programs starting January 2001. Over the next three years, more than 130 courses will be taught online through Chico Distance & Online Education, including masters programs in psychology and computer science; degree completion programs in political science, social science, and sociology; […]
This site, Navigating Resources for Rural Schools, provides links to data and information on current and changing conditions in education in rural America. The site provides access to recent data on rural education collected by NCES in addition to links to other information resources, including relevant U.S. Department of Education programs and research and promising […]
The online content industry in Germany acknowledges the need for web training
Table of Contents K-12 Involve Your Students in the Presidential Race with Campaign Lessons Experience Microsoft’s Connected Learning Community at Technology+Learning Conference, October 25-28 Brenda’s and Robin’s Tech Tips Offer Savvy Ways to Integrate Technology into Your Teaching Higher Education 2000 Student Technology Champions Sign a New Campus Agreement by 2/1/2001 and Get Free Training […]
Wales’s smallest university college is expanding online education to boost dwindling student numbers.
James Heckman, the Henry Schultz Distinguished Service Professor in Economics and in the Irving B. Harris Graduate School of Public Policy Studies, has received the 2000 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences. He was cited for his work in the field of microeconomics and received the award with Daniel McFadden of the University of California, […]
Students are making money out of selling their essays on the internet.
What can you do if you’re a nice country and you want to join the 21st century, but the students at your universities, normally the hottest market around, just aren’t online? They can’t afford it, and your government can’t afford to help.