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KENW Stations Centralize Digital TV, Radio and Distance Learning Operations With Harris Corporation Networking Systems

CINCINNATI, March 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Harris Corporation (NYSE: HRS – News) today announced a new installation at KENW, the public television, radio and distance-learning operation of Eastern New Mexico University, the region’s premiere public television and radio broadcaster.Read the Full Story

Distance Learning in Postsecondary Career and Technical Education

Descriptive analysis of questionnaire responses and telephone interviews from 512 community colleges (response rate of 53.3%) sought to determine the following in relation to postsecondary CTE: (1) how prominent is distance education; (2) what are the institutional drivers and desired outcomes of distance education; (3) which institutions and students participate in distance courses and programs; […]

Online Tools For Sizing Up Schools Debut

On a free Web site to be launched this week, a public-private partnership will post test scores, school spending, student demographics, and other relevant data.Read the Full Story

Auditors Are Critical of the FCC’s Stewardship of the E-Rate Program

According to the congressional watchdog agency, the FCC has not devised useful performance goals and measures for the program, which provides money to schools and libraries for Internet connections and other telecommunications costs.Read the Full Story

Officials back ‘virtual’ courses

The program, developed by Maynard-based Virtual High School Inc., received support from School Committee members last week, and will likely be implemented on a limited basis for the 2005-2006 school year, said Superintendent of Schools Mary A. Czajkowski.Read the Full Story

Bone-scan tech: Future of web safety?

i-Mature has teamed up with Massachusetts-based RSA Security Inc., a provider of internet security products, to develop a solution that uses i-Mature’s Age Group Recognition (AGR) technology to help keep kids safe online. The companies hope to release a model of the AGR test for a retail price of about $25 per unit sometime next […]

Online, Anything and Everything Can Be a Museum Piece

In the 1960’s, deep in the age of MoMA, Andy Warhol painted a stack of plywood cubes to look like Brillo boxes. That was the end of art, the philosopher and art critic Arthur Danto proclaimed. He didn’t mean that after Warhol there would be no more art, but rather that anything could be art.Read […]

Tuition will rise to $41,000

The total Yale College term bill for the 2005-06 academic year will rise 5.5 percent to $41,000, University officials said Monday.Read the Full Story

HP Enters New Era with Hurd at the Helm

• Can HP’s Hurd Handle Servers, OpenView?• Opinion: Getting to Know Mark Hurd• HP’s Growth Goals Impact CEO Search • Free Advice for the Next HP CEO• Opinion: Fiorina’s Next Stop After HP: The World?• HP Faces Pressure in Replacing Fiorina • Opinion: Let Both HPs ThriveRead the Full Story

Cleveland Clinic Health System-East Region Selects Pathlore Training Solution

Along with creating a blended learning solution to train clinical practitioners on the use of an electronic medical records (EMR) system, CCHS-East has used the Pathlore solution to reduce the amount of paper-based testing. For instance, CCHS-East has converted its paper-based self-instructional learning packet (SILP) as well as methods for validating Annual Competency Completion (ACC) […]