Training Magazine October 2000
Industry Report 2000, A comprehensive analysis of employer-sponsored training in the United States.
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An Interactive Approach to Introductory Economics, by Bo Adams
Bo Adams is careful to point out that he teaches children economics, rather than teaches economics to children. It is a distinction with a big difference, in his view. His students learn how to learn, with economics as the vehicle.
Renowned Inter-University Program On Negotiation at Harvard Selects booktech.com to Provide Education Materials for Students Worldwide
WOBURN, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Oct. 12, 2000–booktech.com (AMEX: BTC, news, msgs), a first mover in digital and on-demand custom-content publishing focused on the education market, has been selected by the prestigious Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School (PON) as the distributor of all PON publications and teaching materials, including its internationally recognized Role Simulation Exercises. This […]
Arizona Board of Regents and the State Board of Directors for Community Colleges Establish Centralized Information Technology Review Processes
IT Strategic Plan Executive Summaries and the related detailed IT plans are proposed to meet the information technology planning needs of the State of Arizona, the Board, and the universities.
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What Makes an Online Course Succeed? Not Everyone Agrees, a Study Finds
The Chronicle of Higher Education
The Portfolio Clearinghouse
The Portfolio Clearinghouse, recently acquired from Kalamazoo College, is a searchable collection of portfolio projects from around the world. This database is a tool for institutions researching the ever-growing number of portfolio programs in use at institutions of higher education and a resource for individuals looking to the portfolio as a means of assessing student […]
Colleges Push Plan for Higher Education
TRENTON (AP) – With enrollments at New Jersey colleges expected to surge in the next decade and costs rising steadily, a group representing nine of the state-supported schools yesterday released an action plan addressing looming problems.
T.H.E. Journal: October 2000
Featured Stories: Creating a Pre-Service Teachers’ Virtual Space Not the Same Old Story – Long Distance Collaboration to Increase Interpersonal Understanding Technology-Based Math Curriculums, Custom Built for Todays Classroom Technology Enabling School Reform
Cambridge wins backing for US link-up
Cambridge University will announce on Thursday that it has secured its first crucial private-sector backing, from British Telecommunications, for an £84m virtual link-up with Massachusetts Institute of Technology.