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Foreseeing the Future of Accreditation

This spring, in the wake of nearly two years of conflict in which the U.S. Education Department was widely perceived as trying to transform higher education accreditors into enforcers in its campaign to prod colleges to produce better student learning outcomes, an alarmist view of the future of accreditation seemed entirely in order.Read the Full […]

Foreseeing the Future of Accreditation

This spring, in the wake of nearly two years of conflict in which the U.S. Education Department was widely perceived as trying to transform higher education accreditors into enforcers in its campaign to prod colleges to produce better student learning outcomes, an alarmist view of the future of accreditation seemed entirely in order.Read the Full […]

INTELECOM Launches on iTunes U

ASADENA, Calif., July 2 /PRNewswire/ — Educators, students and lifelong learners alike can now access free content from INTELECOM Intelligent Telecommunications, as INTELECOM joins a growing number of educational institutions and content providers on iTunes URead the Full Article

Wikireadia

WikiREADia is a searchable and editable online encyclopaedia of good practice in reading. As reading is a huge field the number of articles and topics is potentially huge and this is a chance to gather together and share good practice in reading for all audiences (whether that is young children, adult learners, readers in the […]

Sloodle

Sloodle is an Open Source project which aims to develop and share useful, usable, desireable tools for supporting education in virtual worlds, making teaching easier. Through engagement with an active community of developers and users, the Sloodle project hopes to develop sound pedagogies for teaching across web-based and 3D virtual learning environments. Sloodle integrates the […]

Google ventures into virtual reality with ‘Lively’

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ In the latest expansion beyond its main mission of organizing the world’s information, Internet search leader Google Inc. hopes to orchestrate more virtual socializing on the Web.Read the Full Article

Mini laptops a hit with schools

The nearly 10,000 HP mini-laptops headed for the Fresno Unified School District (FUSD) in California this fall confirm the trend: K-12 schools are eager to put technology into the hands of every student, and a growing number of schools are bypassing full-sized–and more expensive–laptop computers in favor of scaled-down, low-cost machines designed specifically for kids.Read […]

Mini laptops a hit with schools

The nearly 10,000 HP mini-laptops headed for the Fresno Unified School District (FUSD) in California this fall confirm the trend: K-12 schools are eager to put technology into the hands of every student, and a growing number of schools are bypassing full-sized–and more expensive–laptop computers in favor of scaled-down, low-cost machines designed specifically for kids.Read […]

Interview with Gregory F. Knapp Executive Director U.S. Joint Forces Command’s Joint Warfighting Center and Joint Training Directorate (J7)

Gregory F. Knapp is the Executive Director, U.S. Joint Forces Command’s Joint Warfighting Center and Joint Training Directorate (J7), Suffolk, Va. As a member of the Senior Executive Service his responsibilities include overall program direction and support to the Joint Training Enterprise. Knapp has over 27 years of government and civilian experience as an innovator […]

Profiling Students Who Take Online Courses Using Data Mining Methods

The efficacy of online learning programs is tied to the suitability of the program in relation to the target audience. Based on the dataset that provides information on student enrollment, academic performance, and demographics extracted from a data warehouse of a large Southwest institution, this study explored the factors that could distinguish students who tend […]