Online programs open new window on classroom
Lisa Weartz keeps a close eye on her children’s school work and is about to take her parental monitoring to a new level.Read the Full Story
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PBS TO OFFER SPECIAL PROGRAMMING FOR HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH
Alexandria, VA – August 24, 2005 – PBS features year-round programming both created by and about Hispanic Americans. In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, PBS offers a variety of new and encore presentations that celebrate the diversity of the Latino community and explore its history and culture. The topics range from a teacher who uses […]
Back to School Means Back to the Net for Millions of College Students
Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB via PR Web Direct) August 30, 2005 — August means the end of summer and the start of a new academic year for millions of college students. However, according to the results from a 2004 Sloan Consortium survey, for 2.6 million students, and growing, going to college means going online and not […]
Elluminate Delivers Real-time Collaboration for Insights Learning & Development
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida., (August 30, 2005) — Elluminate, Inc., a leading provider of live eLearning and Web collaboration solutions for the real-time organization, announced today that Insights Learning & Development has implemented Elluminate Live! Enterprise Editionâ„¢, replacing WebEx OnStage. Elluminate Live! enables Insights to support collaboration and training worldwide for members of its extended network, […]
e-learning and distance education conference, Germany
The 11th ONLINE EDUCA BERLIN will take place in Berlin, Germany, from 30 November to 2 December.Read the Full Story
Wi-Fi for the Masses
People looking to relocate or planning a sight-seeing trip to a metro area may be adding another item to their checklists: Does the city offer wireless access?Read the Full Story
Sony promotes vision of mobile video
Sony’s Playstation Portable (PSP), which launches in the UK this week, is being touted as the first true mobile entertainment device.Read the Full Story
Online Writing as an Indicator of Student Performance
AbstractIn this paper, the authors consider student use of a web-based discussion forum in a second year, non-major Biology course. The authors discuss how meaningful participation in the forum is a form of public writing and may be an indicator of overall student success in the course. The authors also discuss how this success in […]
Teachers’ tech use on the rise
Roughly 86 percent of U.S. teachers say computer technology has changed the way they teach at least some, and more than half (55 percent) say it has impacted their instruction “a great deal,” according to a new survey commissioned by CDW-G.Read the Full Story
E-learning: A progress report
Experts identify the peculiarities and pitfalls of online trainingRead the Full Story